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University of Central Florida AIAA Student Chapter
Congratulations to all the winners from this years conference!
The Student Chapter of AIAA at the University of Central Florida is proud to announce that the 2008 Region II Student Conference is scheduled for Monday March 31st - Tuesday April 1st, 2008 at the Radisson Resort at the Port in Cape Canaveral, Florida!
Please browse the links on the left side of this page for more informtion about particular subjects.
The AIAA Student Conference is a technical paper competition for AIAA student members at the undergraduate and graduate levels from regional campuses. Students are invited to submit technical papers and give formal presentations, which are judged for technical content and clarity of communication. Winners are awarded cash prizes and may advance to the AIAA Foundation International Student Conference, typically held the following January at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting & Exhibition Center. The 2009 ASM is scheduled to be held in Orlando, FL.
In addition to the competition, the conference provides a venue for students to interactively share AIAA experiences, participate in social activities, and exchange ideas about current topics in aerospace engineering.
Abstract Deadline: Friday, February 1, 2008
Registration Deadline: Friday, February 15, 2008
Paper Deadline: Friday, February 22, 2008
When uploading an abstract or a letter of intent please use the following division:
Undergraduate: Individual Undergraduate Abstract, Open Topic Abstract
Masters: Individual Masters Abstract
Team: Team Abstract (new category for 2008), Regional Design Team Letter of Intent
Download the Call for Papers
Registration is now open. Please click on the Registration Info link on the left and follow the directions to register for the conference.
Congratulations 2007 Winners!
We would like to congratulate our 2007 Winners for an excellent job! Last year's winners are:
| Undergraduate Division |
| 1st Place |
Reflected-Shock Ignition of Syngas at Engine Pressures and Comparison to Kinetics Models
| Shatra Reehal |
University of Central Florida |
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| 2nd Place |
Optical Strain Response of a Luminescent Photoelastic Coating of Nonplanar Objects at Oblique Incidence
| Daisuke Takahashi |
University of Alabama |
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| 3rd Place |
Laminar Flame Speed Measurements in a New Constant-Volume Vessel
| Ben Corbin |
University of Central Florida |
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| Masters Division |
| 1st Place |
Oxidizer Enhanced Hybrid Rocket Engine Regression Rates and Performance
| Eric Jacob |
University of Tennessee Space Institute |
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| 2nd Place |
Simulating Magnetic Positive Positioning of Liquids in a Transient Acceleration Field
| Kevin Roos |
University of Memphis |
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| 3rd Place |
Improvements on the UA 6" X 6" Supersonic Wind Tunnel
| Cameron Nott |
University of Alabama |
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| Design Team Division |
| 1st Place |
Proteus: The Design, Construction and Flight Testing of a Flapless Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
North Carolina State University
Team Leader: Katya Casper |
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| 2nd Place |
Lunar Hard-Lander Design, Fabrication, and Drop Testing
North Carolina State University
Team Leader: Stephen Furst |
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| 3rd Place |
ERAU Team Aquila SAE Open Class Design
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Team Leader: Tim Unton |
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| Outstanding Student Section |
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University of Alabama at Huntsville |
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