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 Engineering professor wins prestigious junior faculty enhancement awardDr. George Nelson, Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), was recently awarded the Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award.  David Moore named director of UAH’s Louis Salmon LibraryUAH has named a new director of its Louis Salmon Library. David P. Moore will begin his duties immediately. He has served as the interim library director, and has already implemented new initiatives including additions...  Flexibility just as important as preparation in an emergencyBe prepared. That's what we're taught in the event of a disaster. But Dr. Marita O'Brien, an assistant professor in the Psychology Department of The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), is conducting research that...  UAH nursing student’s trip to Africa leads to nursing careerSenior nursing student Rachel Jackson's career in the healthcare field began when she was six years old with a visit to UAH Let's Pretend Hospital. But it was a few years later; she experienced her...  College of Science student chooses own academic pathWhat happens when your academic interests are so diverse that preexisting majors just don't fill the bill? You do what UAH student Nick Christensen did and pursue an Individualized Bachelor of Science, which in his...  UAH student trades building rockets for music careerJustin Swearinger came to Huntsville to build rockets for NASA. But then, the UAH student succumbed to the passion and the power of music instead.  UAH student injured in car crash begins new life as a nurseUniversity of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) student Christine Smith's new normal began on January 14, 2012.  UAH president appointed to key NASA committeeRobert A. Altenkirch, president of UAHuntsville, has been appointed to NASA's Research Subcommittee of the Human Exploration and Operations Committee.  Unicyclist – and gamer – has been campus mainstay during college careerYou probably know him as "the unicycle guy." But his real name is Nick Hanson. And he only just started riding about a year before he arrived at UAH to study computer science. |
 UAH visiting scholar examines the challenges universities face in commercializing technologyThomas H. Zurbuchen, a nationally recognized researcher in space science and aerospace engineering, will lecture at UAH on Tuesday, May 21.  Procurement Technical Assistance Center counselors now certified on veteran verification processThe Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UAH is something of a hidden gem. Most outside of the small business community are not aware of the valuable services it provides to start-ups both locally and...  University police much more than just “traffic cops”Hey, you, student who thought he was getting out of a speeding ticket by driving off campus. Markus Bressler, a patrol officer with the Police Department at UAH, wants you to know one thing.  Competition and social consciousness converge at UAH’s Greek WeekGreeks may only make up 6-7% of the student population, but what they lack in numbers they more than make up for in spirit during each semester's Greek Week.  UAH hosts sixth annual UA System Scholars InstituteUAH will host the Sixth Annual University of Alabama (UA) System Scholars Institute "Integrating Technology to Support Student Success, Research and Service," Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21 and 22.  Congratulations Graduates!UAH proudly awarded bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees to our graduating students at this year's spring commencement ceremony.  Political Science Club’s first Model UN conference won’t be lastMayflower Garcia never thought she'd rise to the position of general in the Confederate Army, let alone survive several assassination attempts. But that's exactly what she did while portraying Louis Fairgood, a Civil-War-era free black...  UAH partnership to develop UAV technologies for campus securityWith campus safety and security in mind, engineering students at UAH are working with the campus police department to perfect unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technologies for use on-campus.  UAH Students Program Robot to Dance "Gangnam Style"This thing has all the right moves. Three University of Alabama in Huntsville master's students in software engineering decided to pump up the volume with an Android app that cranks a robot into the popular... |
 UAH, partner firm selected for NASA Phase II propulsion researchUAHuntsville and California-based Exquadrum, Inc. have successfully teamed on a proposal to research and develop high-performance hybrid propulsion for the upper stages of rockets that is among 14 small business and research proposals selected by...  Nursing, engineering blend to seek greater healthcare efficiencyBlending the healthcare profession and systems engineering, two professors at The University of Alabama in Huntsville are applying manufacturing efficiency systems to healthcare settings to promote better patient satisfaction.  UAH, HudsonAlpha researchers join forces to stop invasive plantsUAHuntsville assistant biology professor Dr. Leland Cseke and HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology researcher Dr. Jian Han have joined forces to identify invasive plant species that are sneaking into the United States because they look just...  UAH-hatched company in design phase for pathogen testing deviceA company hatched as a partnership between UAHuntsville and chemical engineering professor Dr. Krishnan Chittur is in the design phase for a device that can provide physicians one-hour pathogen testing capabilities.  UAH scientists seek photos, video of stormScientists at UAHuntsville's Earth System Science Center are hoping the public can help them study the storm that dropped two small tornadoes over south Huntsville on Thursday afternoon.  Charger Rocket Works invests its USLI hopes in boosted dart designAn innovative “boosted dart” rocket design using some unusual materials will pierce the heavens when The University of Alabama in Huntsville’s Charger Rocket Works team competes in the University Student Launch Initiative (USLI) segment of...  Structured reflection on roles and tasks improves team performance, UAHuntsville study findsMaybe the boss' staff meeting shouldn't be such a boring snooze, but rather a more structured event to improve the performance of the team, new basic research at UAHuntsville indicates.  Rotary valve could help propel craft to Mars one dayA rotary fuel delivery valve developed by a UAHuntsville team led by Dr. James Blackmon just might help us get manned space flights out of our immediate neighborhood one day, and he says it could...  Personal monitor systems may change healthcareA wireless personal health monitoring system using smartphones to upload data via the Internet will revolutionize the U.S. healthcare industry, its pioneering creators say. |
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