The Propulsion Research Center (PRC) conducts research, produces publications, and mentors students in advanced propulsion technologies and their applications. Established at UAH on February 1, 1991 by Dr. Clark W. Hawk, the PRC has grown from three faculty members and five student researchers to thirty-two faculty members, researchers, and staff and over fifty graduate and undergraduate researchers. The PRC connects the academic research community and propulsion community through interdisciplinary collaboration. Our state-of-the-art laboratories provide detailed assessments of liquid, solid, electric, and air-breathing propulsion devices – including cryogenic propellants. The Center has a broad range of customers including NASA, DoD, DoE, MDA, and members of the aerospace industry both large and small, such as Aerojet Rocketdyne, HyperV Technologies Corporation, and C3 Propulsion. The PRC also built a major presence at the annual American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Joint Propulsion Conference. The PRC can assist with basic research grants, contracts; SBIR/STTR’s, and can operate in an ITAR/proprietary environment upon request. AIAA Paper on PRC 30th Anniversary Summary 2021 AIAA Paper on PRC 2020 Graduate Student Production History AIAA Paper on 2019 PRC Strategic Plan AIAA Paper on PRC 2018 Laboratory Capabilities AIAA Paper on 2017 PRC Highlights AIAA Presentation on 2017 PRC Highlights AIAA Paper on PRC 25th Anniversary Highlights AIAA Paper on 2004 PRC Propulsion Programs