In Motion is an electronic newsletter produced by the Statler College Mechanical and Aerospace Department for alumni and friends, and faculty and staff.
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InMotion March 2022
- Future trillion dollar ‘space economy’ threatened by debris, NSF CAREER Award recipient says
- WVU researchers to improve the flow of renewable energy to power plants with $7.5 million in grants
- WVU engineers address NASA problems through artificial intelligence
- WVU engineers creating software for aerobots to explore Venus
- Black History Month: Working at the forefront of innovation with Statler College alum Gbolahan "Bugzy" Idowu
- Black History Month: Following childhood aspirations with mechanical and aerospace engineering student and Lane Innovation Hub team member Dre' Hodges
- Kristyn Johnson received the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Pressure Gain Combustion’s Best Paper Award
InMotion November 2021
- WVU researcher’s insect-inspired robots could advance space exploration, agriculture and mining
- WVU leading the fight against climate change through $6 million NSF carbon capture
and utilization project
- WVU scientist earns $2.5 million to help pump the brakes on diesel emissions
- WVU engineer receives $1.25 million to fuel a cleaner future through hydrogen
- WVU researchers develop new robot pollinator as a backup for declining insect
populations
- WVU researchers hope to build the bridge to a greener future with clean hydrogen
- WVU engineer earns federal award for safety validation of AI-based avionic systems
- A deep subject: WVU engineers tackle limitations of data transfer during space
exploration
- Former international ergonomics consultant to deliver Gochenour Lecture at WVU
- WVU alumna Emily Calandrelli visits Morgantown campus to meet with women and
non-binary students
- Dinu leads interactive lecture with Statler College alumni on thriving in a diverse
workplace environment
- Four elected to WVU Foundation Board of Directors
- WVU robotics team places 6th in final round of NASA Centennial Challenge
- WVU finishes third in EcoCAR Mobility Challenge Year Three competition
- Message from the Chair
