Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering (MAE)

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Director of the Sibley School of Mechanical and

Aerospace Engineering: Lance Collins

Directors of Graduate Studies:

Charles
Williamson (Aerospace), Marjolein van der Meulen (Mechanical)

Chairman of the M.Eng. Committee:

Ephrahim Garcia

Graduate Program Coordinator:

Marcia Sawyer

Phone No.:

(607)255-3623

Location:

Graduate/M.Eng. Office: 107 Upson Hall (C6)

Degrees Offered:

Master of Engineering (Aerospace), Master
of Engineering (Mechanical), Master of Science (Aerospace), Master of Science (Mechanical), Doctor of Philosophy
(Aerospace), Doctor of Philosophy (Mechanical)

Statistics:

31 active faculty

122 graduate students

The Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering offers M.S. and Ph.D. programs, which provide advanced levels of training suitable for students pursuing careers in research and development, education, or advanced engineering analysis and design. The department focuses on research at a fundamental level rather than applications.

The major areas of research in Mechanical Engineering are:

	Biomechanical engineering
	Combustion
	Energy and power systems
	Fluid mechanics
	Heat transfer
	Materials and manufacturing engineering
	Mechanical systems and design
	Multiphase flows

The major areas of research in Aerospace Engineering are:

	Aerodynamics and Aeroacoustics
	Computational Fluid Dynamics
	Dynamics and Control
	Fluid Dynamics
	Microgravity Granular Flows
	Reacting Flows
	Turbulence
	Combustion