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With new simulator, the digital sky is the limit
With a final check of his instrument panel, Mississippi State aerospace engineering graduate student Zachary Doucet gently pulled back on the control stick to lift his aircraft off the ground. As the airplane sailed through the air, he spent a few minutes getting used to the controls before banking left to see how the plane…
Aerospace Engineering receives new flight simulator
Merlin Flight Simulation Group (Merlin) has recently installed an MP500-1 Academic Engineering Flight Simulator at Mississippi State University.
Bagley alumnus earns prestigious NASA award
Bagley College of Engineering alumnus Terry Abel has been awarded NASA’s Distinguished Public Service Medal, the highest recognition the agency bestows to non-government individuals. NASA honored Abel for his “exceptional dedication to the education of young aerospace professionals by sponsoring, organizing, and participating in activities related to space exploration.” He was presented the award by…
MSU student receives prestigious NOAA scholarship
STARKVILLE, Miss.—An aerospace engineering major at Mississippi State University is receiving a national scholarship designed to promote undergraduate training in ocean atmospheric science, research, technology and education.
Mississippi State selected to lead Homeland Security UAS test site
Mississippi State University will lead a major research and development project for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after a rigorous and highly competitive review process.
Bagley College hosts Space Foundation executives for Distinguished Speaker Series
The Bagley College of Engineering will welcome guests from the Space Foundation on Wednesday as a part of the college’s Distinguished Speaker Series.
MSU-Morocco partnership heralded as ‘best practice’ in international education
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State University’s partnership with Morocco’s Université Internationale de Rabat is being recognized as one of the top partnerships in international education.
Research team aims to advance the use of graphene in aerospace engineering
LINK: An interdisciplinary team of top researchers at Mississippi State University is studying ways to better protect airplanes from lightning strikes and spacecraft from micrometeoroid orbital debris.
Our People: Shuvam Saha
Growing up in the Indian city of Kolkata, population 4.5 million, Shuvam Saha’s parents instilled in him a deep appreciation for education. They made sacrifices to support and encourage his success, and now as an MSU aerospace engineering and mathematics double major, Saha said he dedicates all his work to them. Saha has always excelled…
International student soars at Bagley
Via The Reflector: Engineering is a field heavily dominated by men but for one Mississippi State student, gender does not limit how high her dreams can fly; it ignites her.