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Tag: Craig Kluever

Faculty

Craig Kluever, an MU mechanical and aerospace engineering professor, has been named a "fellow" of the American Astronautical Society.

Focus

  • Guidance and control of aerospace vehicles
  • Orbital mechanics
  • Optimal control and estimation

News

Tyler Chlapek hopes to attend graduate school at MU after he completes a summer fellowship with the Center for Space Nuclear Research.
Dario Cersosimo, a graduate student in mechanical and aerospace engineering, was selected by NASA to be part of "Team X" allowing him to explore his professional goals at a summer NASA-sponsored workshop.
Craig Kluever, a Mizzou Engineering professor and veteran of Rockwell International's space shuttle program, listens to a question on the future of American space travel during a presentation he recently gave for the MU Saturday Morning Science program. Photo by Vicki Hodder
Ye Duan, assistant professor of computer science, discussed his work with 3D computer models to an attentive audience at MU's first Saturday Morning Science program of the winter semester.
Craig Kluever, an MU mechanical and aerospace engineering professor, has been named a "fellow" of the American Astronautical Society.
Above is a route to Saturn found by the interplanetary mapping tool that Mizzou Engineering Professor Craig Kluever helped develop. The route is a close match to the actual path taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, but took hours rather than months to devise. Image courtesy of Craig Kluever
Michael Pochek, MU AIAA design team chairman, readies the team's model aircraft for a test flight. Photo by Jan Wiese-Fales

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