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Virginia Tech team wins AIAA Missile Systems Design Competition , articleTeams of undergraduate and graduate students were challenged to develop innovative solutions to a complex national defense engineering problem.
Date: Oct 16, 2026 - -
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Experts available: midterms and Congress, daylight saving time, sympathizing with Dracula, Jane Austen, screwworms, more , articleVirginia Tech experts discuss how the midterms could reshape Congress, who wins if daylight saving time becomes permanent, why pop culture celebrates monsters like Dracula, and the evergreen appeal of Jane Austen, how to stop the New World screwworm, and more.
Date: Oct 12, 2026 - -
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NASA awards Virginia Tech $5.8 million to advance aircraft design and certification , articleThe project's goal is faster and more efficient aircraft design that incorporates certification requirements earlier in the design process, reducing costly redesigns later in development.
Date: Oct 12, 2026 - -
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Two Hokie alums land on AIAA’s inaugural 30/30 list , articleRyan J. Meritt '09, '10, '13 and James "JP" Stewart '18 were selected for informing research, influencing innovation, and inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Date: Oct 09, 2026 - -
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Experts available: midterm maps, consumer confidence decline, data centers in space, farm resource challenges, more , articleVirginia Tech experts discuss the changing political map ahead of the midterms; a sharp decline in consumer confidence and what that means; Google’s ambition to put data centers in space; challenges for farmers that lead to higher prices; as well as new technology to stop opioid overdoses, how the body metabolizes ultra-processed foods, and how victims of data breaches can face home loan denials.
Date: Oct 06, 2026 - -
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Rakesh Kapania reappointed to the Norris and Wendy Mitchell Professorship , articleRakesh Kapania, who was reappointed to the Mitchell Professorship, focuses his research on unitized structures, multidisciplinary design of truss-braced aircraft, highly flexible wings, machine learning applications for inverse problems, and composite structures.
Date: Sep 28, 2026 -
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Aerospace and Ocean Engineering In the News
- Radio IQ / WVTF: NASA awards funding to Virginia Tech to improve design process for small aircraft
- Washington Post: Iran saus it captured a US sea drone in the Strait of Hormuz
- Newsweek: What Is a Dive-LD Submarine? The US Craft Iran Claims To Have Captured
- WVEC-TV: FAA launches air traffic management system
- The Economist: Alternatives to GPS are around the corner
- Scientific American: Orbital data centers could transform our night sky forever
- Washington Post: After deadly DCA crash, changes have been slow to come, official says
- PC Mag: If Orbital Data Centers Take Off, Brace for Giant Rings in the Night Sky
- Scientific American: NASA’s Artemis II ‘free return’ trajectory lets gravity do the work
- WVEC Norfolk: From Florida to the Moon: NASA's Artemis II mission
- AIAA Book Series Webinar: The Anatomy of Autonomy
- WSLS: New Hypersonic Technology research at Virginia Tech
- WXFR: Roanoke residents still feeling confident about flying after two plane incidents
- WSLS 10: Roanoke-Bound Flight Involved in Plane Crash at New York's LaGuardia Airport
- Daily Mail: Do 'miracle seats' whose occupants can survive a plane crash exist? Experts reveal all after Air India's sole survivor escaped from 11A
- Richmond Times: For safer air travel, rely less on humans
- Aerospace America: Q&A Autonomy realist
- MSNBC: Investigators recover two black boxes from DC crash
- WSLS (NBC) Roanoke: Virginia Tech aerospace engineer speaks on plane-helicopter collision that killed 67 over D.C.
- Cardinal News: Virginia Tech drone sub fleet will search for microplastics in Chesapeake Bay
- Aerospace America: Advances reported in detonation-based systems and solid-fuel scramjets
- Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora May Be Visible In U.S. For Two Years, Scientists Say
- DesignNews: Low-Earth-Orbit Satellites Must Minimize Astronomical Interference
- WSLS: The techniques Olympic athletes use to win gold
- Newsweek: In World First, Planemaker Introducers Automatic Takeoff Technology
- ABC News: Ship that struck Baltimore bridge had 4 blackouts before disaster. Here's what we know
- Newsweek: Boeing's New Problem Is Far From Its Crisis
- 800 STEM Students Nationwide Gear Up to Launch Weather Balloons on Eclipse Day
- Scripps - Stefano Brizzolara discusses ship safety mechanisms
- WDBJ: Virginia Tech experts say Baltimore bridge crash could have been prevented
- Business Insider: Here's the science refresher you need before diving into Netflix's '3 Body Problem'
- WSLS: Travelers unphased by recent airline scares
- WSLS: Local residents spot SpaceX Starlink satellites following launch
- US Navy: A Mighty Wind: Using Wind Tunnels to Measure Sound by Deadening the Noise
- Constellations: University Spotlight: A Test Environment for the Internet of Space Things
- New York Post: Structural issues with Titan sub hull could have caused implosion
- Washington Post: Titan’s experimental design drew concern even before its doomed dive
- WXFT Boston 25: Oxygen running out for crew on missing sub near Titanic wreckage
- Virginia Business: Universities offer logistics, maritime degrees
- Innovation News Network: Computational modeling in support of progress towards nuclear fusion energy breakeven
- Scripps News The WHY: Why don't we have flying cars yet?
- Rolls-Royce, Pratt & Whitney, Virginia Tech announce new research partnership
- MIT Technology Review: Starlink signals can be reverse-engineered to work like GPS—whether SpaceX likes it or not
- Forbes: Boeing's Wisk Is Going Full Robot With Its Electric Air Taxi While Competitors Stick With Human Pilots
- prattwhitney.com: Pratt & Whitney PW6000 engine donation expands opportunities for aerospace and propulsion undergraduate students at Virginia Tech
- Science.org: Scientists create their own GPS by spying on internet satellites
- NASA wants to harvest water on moon and Mars, and Virginia Tech team thinks it can help
- DataSkeptic podcast: Time Series at the Beach
- WSLS: How a Boeing 737 door opened mid-flight
- Radio IQ/WVTF: UAP's or Space Junk?
- Newsweek: What NASA's Mars Ingenuity Helicopter's First Flight Means for Future of Space Exploration
- WDBJ: Hume Center acquires new telescope and dome for space science research
- WFXR: Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus-15 launched from Wallops Island Saturday with VT’s ThickSat satellite onboard
- InsideGNSS: TRANSIT on Steroids: Doppler-Based GNSS Meets Large LEO Constellations
- WFXR: Virginia Tech educators and students want to bring your kids along for STEAM learning
- Radio IQ/WVTF: Preparing for the Next Pandemic by Counting Coughs
- Robotics and Automation News: Virginia Tech partners with Dive Technologies to launch autonomous underwater vehicle
- New York Times: How Do Flying Snakes Glide Through the Air? ‘It’s Hard to Believe’
- IEEE: Virginia Tech team creating a tube pump for desalination applications
- WDBJ7: Changing Technology for Prosthetic Limbs
- Forbes.com: These Smart Prosthetic Sockets Could Enable More Comfortable Prosthesis
- CNN: NASA's newest mission, ICON, has launched
- WDBJ: Virginia Tech researchers contribute to upcoming NASA mission
- WXFR: Late NASA pioneer leaves lasting mark on Virginia Tech
- WFXR: Virginia Tech students watch as rocket blasts off from Wallops Island
- WDBJ: Virginia Tech students send satellite to space
- WGR Radio: Brave New Atmosphere
- WSET: Virginia Tech partners with NASA for research in stability wind tunnel