BIOLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
Dr. Amor Menezes, amormenezes@ufl.edu, https://syborgs.mae.ufl.edu/
ASSURED AUTONOMY CONTROL SYSTEMS
Warren Dixon, wdixon@ufl.edu, http://ncr.mae.ufl.edu/index.php?id=ncr
Norman Fitz-Coy , nfc@ufl.edu, http://www.mae.ufl.edu/ssg
Matthew Hale , matthewhale@ufl.edu, http://corelab.mae.ufl.edu/
REU Site: Engineering for Healthcare
Engineering must be harnessed to address current and future challenges in the healthcare field. The objective of our REU Site is to engage a diverse cohort of undergraduate students in research and curricula focused on healthcare relevant engineering challenges, such as: (i) Engineered and manufactured surfaces and devices, (ii) Engineering advances for medical treatment, and (iii)…
Successful launch of CHOMPTT puts MAE in space
MAE’s cube satellite launched into space Sunday from New Zealand as part of NASA’s Educational Launch of Nanosatellites (ELaNa) program. Led by Prof. John Conklin and students from the Precision Space Systems Laboratory, the goal of their satellite mission is to explore advanced navigation technologies. The UF three-cube satellite is named CHOMPTT, which stands for CubeSat…
A Different Approach to Educating the New Engineer
Sometimes engineering looks like hours spent in a lab trying to determine which line of code is holding up an otherwise perfect program. Other times, it looks like riding a M18 Hellcat Destroyer tank from World War II – and screaming. It’s not exactly what Dan Dickrell, Ph.D pictured when he took a faculty position at…
ZERO-G and UF Collaborate to Advance Deep-Space Missions
“G-FORCE ONE is the perfect test bed for space-bound technology and is one of the last steps before sending experiments into orbit,” said Terese Brewster, CEO of ZERO-G. “The data collected from these universities and future groups who do research with us is vital for the future of space exploration.” The below experiment was conducted by…
