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Other Alumni Program SupportedOpportunities

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Through the support of our Alumni, we have been able to give our students an opportunity to participate in the NASA reduced gravity program. More information can be found below.

Financial sponsors of the student teams are: The AEM Richard and Shirely DeLeo Scholarship & Engineering Fund; the AEM Alumni Program Support Fund; The Minnesota Space Grant Consortium; and the University Undergraduate Research Opportunities.

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2006-2007 Reduced Gravity Projects

Effect of microgravity on cavitating flows

 

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2005-2006 Reduced Gravity Projects

Microgravity Study of Gas Vortex Rings in a Liquid

 

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2004-2005 Reduced Gravity Projects

Acoustic Control of Boiling
Recrystallization of Low Melting Point Metal Alloys in Microgravity

 

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2003-2004 Reduced Gravity Projects

Study of Reflexive Droplet Separation Criteria and Behavior in a Liquid
Effects of Random Close Packing Arrangements in Microgravity Part III

 

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2002-2003 Reduced Gravity Projects

Study of Droplets Coalescence Criteria of a Liquid/Liquid Interface In Micro- and Macro-Gravity
Effects of Microgravity on Random Close Packing Arrangements -- Part II

AEM students on KC-135 flight

2001-2002 Reduced Gravity Projects

Study of Pinch-Off of Liquid-Liquid Flows in Micro-and Macro-Gravity Conditions
Effects of Microgravity on Random Close Packing Arrangements

AEM team aboard KC-135

2000-2001 Reduced Gravity Projects

Study of Pinch-Off and Reconnection of Liquid-Liquid Flows in Micro- and Macro-Gravity
Nitinol Vibration Damping in Microgravity


Student Solar Vehicle Project

See AEM Joint Sponsored Solar Car Project
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Other Intiatives

You have allowed us to install an audiovisual system in 227 Akerman which is used by the department as the primary room for seminars and small classes, and to upgrade our wind tunnel.


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