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Texas Engineer Maruthi Akella.

Akella Honored for Advancing Aerospace Engineering Through Controls and Autonomy

by Angelica Kruizinga

In Memoriam: Professor Byron D. Tapley (1933–2026)

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Texas Engineer Maruthi Akella and graduate student working on aerospace machinery in his lab.

Maruthi Akella Receives 2026 AIAA von Kármán Lectureship Award in Astronautics

by Angelica Kruizinga

Burke Fort stands in front of banner that says UT Austin Portugal. Create knowledge. FOster change.

Partners in Space

by Angelica Kruizinga

Texas Engineer Lori Magruder.

Lori Magruder Honored Among 50 Women Making an Impact in Space and Satellite Industry

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by Angelica Kruizinga

Group photo of UT System Chancellor John M. Zerwas MD with UT faculty members at NASA JSC Mission Control Center.

UT System and NASA Sign Space Act Agreement to Advance Research, Workforce Development, and STEM Engagement

by Angelica Kruizinga

An illustration of NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft.

Space Research at UT: Microbes, Satellites and Deep Space Discoveries

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by Angelica Kruizinga

Texas Engineer Lori Magruder.

Lori Magruder Elected Associate Fellow of AIAA

Uncategorized Lori Magruder, an associate professor in the Department of…

by Angelica Kruizinga

A rendering of the NISAR satellite in space.

Texas Engineer Joins NISAR Satellite Science Team

UncategorizedA first-of-its-kind satellite just launched into space to map our…

by Angelica Kruizinga

Four panel split images showing satellite images with lidar data.

Global ICESat-2 Nearshore Coastal Bathymetry Data Product Earn's Editor Highlight Recognition

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by jeremy harrell

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