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Collage of the 2025 student award winners

Wed, 06/18/2025

Celebrating excellence: A&A's 2025 student award winners

The A&A Student Excellence Awards honor students who exemplify research innovation, teaching commitment, and dedicated service.

Headshot of Senna Keesing

Mon, 06/09/2025

A&A senior student wins NSF fellowship for Mars landing research

A&A senior Senna Keesing wins this prestigious fellowship to continue studies for a doctorate.

Juanita Osorio Tovar presenting her poster

Fri, 06/06/2025

Rocket engines to lightning simulators: Graduate research spans all frontiers at SHARC Showcase

Lightning simulators, plasma physics, medical simulations, and satellite networks round out the research lineup.

Jeffery Zhang presenting his poster

Thu, 05/29/2025

Undergraduate research on display at 2025 SHARC Showcase

Visit our undergraduate research posters from the 2025 SHARC Showcase.

Collage of a long-tailed river stingray and a banded eagle ray

Wed, 05/28/2025

Force, form, and function

Swimming style predicts skeleton: AI solves stingray puzzle. This research has implications for developing new structures and materials.

Husky Satellite's Lab CubeSat with purple panels

Wed, 05/14/2025 | The Daily - UW

Husky Satellite Lab to send capsule to space

The A&A Lab is sending a payload to space this summer.

Asteroid in space

Mon, 05/12/2025

The perfect angle: Using sunlight to better track space objects

Ph.D. student designs spacecraft paths that optimize sunlight angles for better tracking of objects in space.

Gary Lai headshot

Tue, 04/29/2025

Leading into the third space age: Gary Lai named 2025 A&A Distinguished Alum

Gary Lai, architect of Blue Origin's New Shepard and lunar resource innovator, named 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient.

Grace Pardini

Mon, 04/28/2025

The Husky 100

A&A senior Grace Pardini makes the list!

A vintage collage of two black and white photographs: a man with a child and a portrait of a young boy.

Mon, 04/14/2025

His story to tell

Professor Emeritus Reiner Decher chronicles his family history as part of a post-WWII technological migration.