Smead Aerospace Student News - Aug. 19

First Day of Class - Thurs, Aug. 21

Honors and Recognition

Members of the small satellites operation team at LASP monitor a spacecraft in orbit

How to save a satellite: Student team races the clock to study a hazardous region of space

Categories:

One Colorado satellite recently got a second chance at life—and science—thanks to a group of undergraduate students and professional engineers at the University of Colorado Boulder. In December 2022, an operations team at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) switched off communica...

Boyd interviewed on military lasers

Categories:

News

Iain Boyd was interviewed about laser weapons like Israel's Iron Beam system in a new article from the New York Post. Boyd, a professor in the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, is a national security expert and also the director of the CU Boulder Center for National S...

Events and Information

Charting Your Course: Navigating Careers in Aerospace - Aug. 27

Wednesday, Aug. 27
5:30-6:30 p.m. • AERO 120
Free Pizza!

Smead Aerospace invites you to attend a special panel discussion on the broad range of career opportunities in aerospace engineering with moderator Prof. Torin Clark

Work on Satellite Design Projects

MAXWELL and SWARM-EX CubeSats

Attend our info session!
August 26 @ 5:30 pm in AERO 232
All Majors and Grade Levels Welcome!
FREE PIZZA!

See attached flyer for details.

Grad+ Writing Retreat: Aug. 26-29 - Sign Up Now!

August 26, 27, 28, 29, 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. each day, Center for Community (C4C), Flatirons Room, N301

Are you working on your dissertation, thesis, publications, papers, etc.? Kick off the fall semester productively with our August Writing Retreat, providing the dedicated time, space, and community needed to focus on your academic writing and develop healthy habits. We highly recommend attending all four days of this in-person retreat if possible. Coffee and light breakfast provided each morning while supplies last.

CU Science Discovery Science Communication and Outreach Seminar

CU Science Discovery is recruiting participants in STEM fields, including CU faculty, graduate students, post-docs, and other research scientists, to participate in our 2025 CU Science Ambassadors program. This course strives to prepare scientists and engineers to share their research with diverse public audiences.

The course will be held on six Thursday mornings during the semester at RL1 on East campus from 10:00AM to Noon: 8/28; 9/11; 9/25; 10/9; 10/16; and 10/30.

Scientists will participate in fun and engaging training workshops, read primary literature in science communication, get lots of practice communicating their science, and design an outreach product based on their research. Participants will also attend an outreach event in early December where they can put their experience in course into practice and share their research with high school students.

Application form

Jobs and Careers

Graduate Research Assistant Position - NIST

This position is part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Professional Research Experience Program (PREP). Employees in this position will work in a team developing scalable methods and architectures for trapped ion quantum computing.

See attached PDF for details.

Fall Seminars

Ping Lu
SDSU
Wed, Aug. 27
9:35 a.m., AERO 232
See attached flyer for details.

Savio Poovathingal
University of Kentucky
Fri, Aug. 29
10:40 a.m., AERO 111
See attached flyer for details.

Tobias Niederwieser
Smead Aerospace
Fri, Sept. 5
10:40 a.m., AERO 111

Departments

Programs

Affiliates & Partners

College of Engineering & Applied Science

Search

Other ways to search: