AE Seminar

Autonomous robots operating in challenging environments must make reliable decisions under geometric, dynamic, and environmental constraints. In such settings, motion planning plays a central role in enabling robots to move […]

Autonomous navigation is becoming a critical capability for modern deep space exploration, planetary defense, and commercial space ventures. Traditional spacecraft navigation relies heavily on ground-based radio contact to collect two-way […]

. Explosions in coal mines, metal-processing facilities, and other industrial settings occur with alarming regularity, while reactive metal particles are being considered for energy-storage and propulsion applications. Despite a long […]

Turbulence remains one of the outstanding problems of classical physics, and one that has challenged physicists and engineers alike for decades, even centuries. The fusion of classical approaches and tools […]

Hypersonic flight represents a major frontier in aerospace engineering, with its realization requiring a fundamental understanding of coupled chemical and fluid dynamic processes across multiple environments. Of particular importance are […]

Magneto-active solids couple their mechanical response to externally applied magnetic fields, providing a promising route toward remotely tunable materials and structures. Such functionality is particularly attractive for aerospace applications involving […]

Hydrogen is coming to the forefront as a potential energy carrier to achieve decarbonisation goals and objectives. It is well known that hydrogen is a light molecule diffusing quicker than […]

Plane turbulent wall jets, formed when a high-speed jet flows along a solid surface, are traditionally considered to consist of a turbulent boundary layer (TBL) near the wall and a […]

The modulated Taylor-Couette flow takes place in the annular gap between two concentric cylinders, assumed of infinite extent in the axial direction. Inner and outer cylinders rotate about their common […]