USU Student Receives Funding From the Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium
Congratulations to aerospace engineering graduate student Christine Case for receiving a fellowship from the Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium. This funding will support Case’s research to improve the sensing applications for drones.
Christine Case, an aerospace engineering graduate student at USU, received a fellowship from the Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium.
“I'm very pleased to represent USU under the Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium and am honored to have received the fellowship,” Case said.
The consortium was founded in 1989 with a variety of goals including increasing diversity in NASA’s workforce and financially supporting space-related research.
Case’s research will focus on developing a technology called the Flush Airdata Sensing application to measure airmass properties for drones. This will be a less intrusive method that will allow drones to measure airspeed, altitude, angle-of-attack, and sideslip without changing the flight dynamics of low-speed vehicles.
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Contact: Christine Case, christine.case@usu.edu
Writer: Matilyn Mortensen, matilyn.mortensen@usu.edu