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Alicia Schramm, Embry-Riddle Veterans Affairs counselor, helped her husband, Brandon Schramm, a United States Marine, take advantage of benefits that covered most of the cost of his graduate education.

Veteran Counselor Connects Students with Benefits – at Home and Abroad

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President Butler: Embry-Riddle Celebrates Juneteenth

Dr. Andri Gretarsson, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University associate professor of Physics, recently won a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to develop equipment to better detect gravitational waves.

Professor Helps Trace Gravitational Waves Back in Time

Embry-Riddle alumnus and retired United States Air Force Col. Mark W. Tillman

Alumnus, Air Force One Captain Inspires Graduates to Lead through Service

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Frontier Airlines Launches Pilot Hiring Program with Embry-Riddle

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Graduate Business Students Collaborate on Market Research with Industry Leader

Emma Bucey

Human Factors Grad Promotes Campus Recycling in Award-Winning Research

Students learning how to fly unmanned aerial systems remotely at Embry-Riddle do so through a visual interface that includes location displays, flight controls, GPS and more.

Aspiring Drone Pilots Can Now Train Remotely at Embry-Riddle

One of six Embry-Riddle students to earn a scholarship from the U.S. Department of Defense this year, Ph.D. student Nicholas Zhu conducts research on experimental aerodynamics in the subsonic wind tunnel on Embry-Riddle’s Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/David Massey)

Six Eagles Earn Scholarships from the U.S. Department of Defense

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Prescott’s Golden Eagles Flight Team Wins 13th National Championship

Embry-Riddle freshman Bella Memeo is a pilot, artist and Boeing Scholar. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor McShane)

Eagle Combines Passions, Uses Visual Art to Enhance Flight Training

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Good News – Embry-Riddle Resumes Normal Operations

John Veracka, an Aerospace Physiology junior at Embry-Riddle, presented research on an innovative self-healing polymer at the national 2021 Posters on the Hill undergraduate research conference. (Photo: John Veracka)

Undergraduate Featured at National Research Showcase

According to biological research conducted by Embry-Riddle’s director of the Security and Optimization for Networked Globe Laboratory (SONG Lab) and assistant professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Houbing Herbert Song, and his Ph.D. candidate Yongxin Liu, “rotating” memories in machines could be the key to advancing artificial intelligence to the next level.

‘Rotating’ Memories Can Improve Machine Learning, Embry-Riddle Researchers Say

Adriana Formby Fernandez

Three Eagles Win Prestigious National Science Foundation Research Grants