Aerospace Flight Simulation Lab

Voulgaris Awarded NCSA Fellowship

Aerospace Engineering Professor Petros Voulgaris has been awarded a National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) Fellowship for his project, "Simulation-Based Performance and Robustness Analysis of Large Distributed Control Applications."

Chasiotis and Group Win Best Paper Award

Editors of Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures have selected an article co-written by AE Assistant Prof. Ioannis Chasiotis for the journal's 2007 Best Paper Award.

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August 25
First Day of Instruction

August 25
AE 590 Seminar
Modeling and Validation of Yield Surface in Cellular Solids under Biaxial Loading

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Faculty Researchers:	Location:	Phone:	Website:
Professor M. S. Selig	Room 329 Talbot Laboratory	217-244-5757

Description of Research:

Directed by Professor M. S. Selig. This laboratory features a Frasca International reconfigurable aircraft flight simulator. This simulator provides a six-degree-of-freedom, fixed-base aircraft simulation. The aircraft being simulated can be varied by loading in the appropriate geometrical, mass, aerodynamic, and propulsion data. The laboratory is used in the undergraduate curriculum to study aircraft flight mechanics and control systems.