
Aerospace Engineering Research Facilities and Labs
The Department of Aerospace Engineering is housed within Hammond Building on the University Park campus and occupies more than 35,000 square feet of office, classroom, and research space. Approximately 17,000 square feet is used for laboratories, with the majority of the research being conducted in Hammond Building and Engineering Units B and C.
Additional facilities that support aerospace engineering research are located throughout campus and include Research East, Research West, Supplemental Mail, the Applied Research Lab, and the Materials Research Institute.
Facilities and Labs
- Adverse Environment Rotor Test Stand
- Aeroacoustics Facilities
- Air Vehicle Intelligence and Autonomy Lab
- Control and Analysis of Stochastic Systems Lab
- High-performance Computing Cluster Facility
- Indoor Flight Research Lab
- Robot Ethics and Aerial Vehicles Lab
- Rotorcraft Flight Simulator Facilities
- Sailplane Lab
- Space Propulsion Lab
- Structures Labs
- Student Space Programs Lab
- Turbomachinery Aero-Heat Transfer Lab
- UAS Research Lab
- Water Channel/Water Tunnel
- Wind Tunnels
- Wind Turbine Field Test Facility