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Fighting to go faster and farther than ever thought possible Researchers are using the world's largest quiet hypersonic wind tunnel, located on campus, to contribute to the future of flight.
Fighting to go faster and farther than ever thought possible
Cutting diagnoses time with extracellular vesicles New liquid biopsy option cuts time on medical diagnoses from 13 hours to 30 minutes.
Cutting diagnoses time with extracellular vesicles
Transforming the AME Student Experience Our new experiential curricula and facilities will better prepare students to be servant-engineers, who apply our Catholic mission to real-world engineering solutions.
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Studying the role of physics in brain development Notre Dame researchers are studying the role of physics in gyrification, the folding process the brain undergoes during development.
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Welcome to the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

The Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering offers two undergraduate degree programs: aerospace engineering and mechanical engineering. Both tracks prepare students for careers in industry, government, or research laboratories.

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In Memoriam: Kwang-Tzu Yang, professor emeritus of the College of Engineering
In Memoriam: Kwang-Tzu Yang, professor emeritus of the College of Engineering
August 3, 2020
Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

Kwang-Tzu Yang, professor emeritus of the College of Engineering, died peacefully in his home on July 29, 2020.

AME announces faculty promotions and new hires
AME announces faculty promotions and new hires
July 30, 2020
Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

The Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering continues to grow and thrive, promoting accomplished faculty and adding new faculty to meet the needs of students and research.

Notre Dame launches materials science and engineering doctoral degree program
Notre Dame launches materials science and engineering doctoral degree program
July 14, 2020
Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

Notre Dame has added a new interdisciplinary doctoral program in Materials Science and Engineering through the College of Engineering and the College of Science.

University of Notre Dame establishes Hypersonic Systems Initiative
University of Notre Dame establishes Hypersonic Systems Initiative
July 1, 2020
Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

Notre Dame has launched the Hypersonic Systems Initiative, an effort that builds on the University's expertise, includes more than 35 researchers from the College of Engineering and College of Science, and aims to be a catalyst for new cross-cutting hypersonics research.

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Thomas Juliano

Thomas Juliano

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Phone: 574-631-6089
Website: https://hyperlab.nd.edu
Office: 107 Hessert Laboratory
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Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor
College of Engineering Associate Professor
Dr. Juliano’s primary research interest is in high-speed aerodynamics and aerothermodynamics.  He is also interested in the design of facilities and instrumentation that enables experimental observation of fluid mechanical processes.  Some of his current projects include the design of a large ...
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Thomas Juliano

Thomas Juliano

Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor
College of Engineering Associate Professor
Dr. Juliano’s primary research interest is in high-speed aerodynamics and aerothermodynamics.  He is also interested in the design of ...
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