Past events
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) SwarmsThe recent proliferation of small unmanned aerial vehicles
(UAVs) is bringing on-the-spot sensor coverage to many small teams of emergency response, law enforcement, and military personnel
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Early in the development of the F/A‐18 Super Hornet, poor transonic flying qualities threatened the program's success. The problems were unanticipated prior to first flight, and a significant departure from the excellent handling experienced with the early Hornet models. A lengthy Navy, industry, and NASA study targeted these questions, which have never been fully solved, with an eye to F‐35's development. Recent flight tests indicate that the F‐35 might also be susceptible.
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Dr. Mark Shelhamer, has opened research and internship opportunities to interested undergraduate and graduate students. Opportunities range fromgeneral engineering support to medical research on human adaptation to spaceflight, and loyal interns will get to fly in parabolic flight. If you've ever wondered what zero-g is like, this is your chance. Send any questions you might have to mjs@dizzy.med.jhu.edu. |
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