Jeff Zehnder
- Orbiting astronauts have access to a new research tool designed and built in Colorado. University of Colorado Boulder researchers have launched a new combination imaging microscope and incubator to the...
Three aerospace graduate students have earned 2026 Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellowships. The program, open to students worldwide, annually recognizes 30 women pursuing doctoral degrees in aerospace engineering and space sciences. The fellowship
Aerospace at the University of Colorado Boulder is expanding its ties with France. CU Boulder leadership met July 15, 2026 with a visiting delegation from the...
BioServe Space Technologies has earned a rare NASA accolade. The University of Colorado Boulder research center is being recognized for decades of contributions to the International Space Station with a...
John Evans is the new chair of the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder. A 13-year veteran of the department, Evans was elected by the Smead Aerospace faculty
As a Lockheed Martin program manager, Steven Ramm (AeroEngr’13) leads a team of engineers working on concept designs for NASA lunar exploration missions. But last year, he took a break from his day-to-day job for a chance at $1 million in prize
A player dives into a save with an erupting cloud of beach sand. Onlookers cheer as the ball is propelled back and forth over the net. It’s a typical-looking beach volleyball game on California’s Manhattan Beach, but this one is part of an
Dhruva Ananth (AeroEngr MS’26) stares across a field of black rocks at an epic force of nature. Hawaiʻi’s Mt. Kilauea is erupting, throwing massive amounts of ash high into the...
Dan Scheeres is being recognized for major contributions to “the dynamics, control, and navigation of spacecraft trajectories, the design of space missions to small solar system bodies, and celestial mechanics.”- Jackson Clark pushes to full throttle, pulls back on the yoke, and eases into the right rudder pedal as he soars through the sky on a clear day – all without leaving the Aerospace Building...