Professor Ingenito recently participated in the NATO AVT-391 Specialist Meeting on Advanced Wind Tunnel Boundary Simulation, held under the NATO Applied Vehicle Technology (AVT) panel. This high-level meeting focused on the latest challenges and innovations in aerodynamic simulation within wind tunnel environments.
The topics discussed are highly relevant to ongoing research and development efforts at the Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale, in partnership with GAUSS srl, as part of the AD ASTRA initiative aimed at advancing supersonic wind tunnel technology.
Prof. Antonella Ingenito, attended the NATO conference "AVT-SET-SCI-396 RSY on Technological Challenges due to Hypersonic Flight and the related Weapons Threat" where she was a member of the Applied Vehicle Technology (AVT) Panel.
During the conference, she presented the work "Scramjet Combustor Design via Assisted Multi-Objective Optimization," in collaboration with C. Chihiro Fujio, H. Hideaki Ogawa of the University of Kyushu. This project marks an important step forward in the development of hypersonic propulsion technologies.
Prof. Antonella Ingenito, honor to elect as a Member of the Section 2 Engineering Sciences of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA), which took place in July 2020. she awarded the Certification along with colleagues, Marco Sabatini, Stefano Carletta, and Federica Angeletti from the Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale.
It’s wonderful to see such a strong team of professors from School of Aerospace Engineering representing in the IAA International Academy of Astronautics and being part of this prestigious organization, which brings together experts and leaders in the aerospace sector is an extraordinary privilege.
SIA ASPL, happy to participate in the International Astronautical Congress 2024 held in Milan 2024 from 14th to 18th October. All the PhD students and researchers presented their work in the conferece with a wide range of topics on Scramjet, Hybrid Rocket, Design of Supersonic Wind Tunnel and Micro Rockets.
SIA ASPL, pleased to host Prof. Hideaki Ogawa, Space Transportation System Engineering Laboratory from Kyushu University - Japan and Prof. Olexiy Shynkarenko from Universidade de Brasília as a part of the "International research Agreement" aimed at promoting Scientific research with a goal to make impact in the technological advancement within the field of innovative aerospace propulsion for Scramjet and Ramjet Technology.
SIA ASPL, pleased to host Dr. Joao Martos and Mr. Renan Vilela from Technology Innovation Institute - Dubai as part of the "International research Agreement" between Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale and Technology Innovation Institute - Dubai, aimed at promoting Scientific research with a goal to make impact in the technological advancement within the field of innovative aerospace propulsion.
SIA ASPL, pleased to invite Prof. Dr. Gautam Choubey from National Institute of Technology, Silchar, India to organise a lecture series on Computational Fluid Dynamics for Aerospace Propulsion Applications as a part of the PhD Course in Energy and Environment - Dipartimento di Ingegneria Astronautica, Elettrica ed Energetica - La Sapienza.
SIA ASPL, pleased to host Professor Olexiy Shynkarenko from Universidade de Brasília as part of the "International Agreements" program at Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale - Sapienza Università di Roma, aimed at promoting academic cooperation in educational and scientific fields and establishing collaborative programs with our students. We are confident that this collaboration will lead to technological and scientific advancements in the field of innovative aerospace propulsion...!
Professor. Ingenito serve as chair of two sessions at the High Speed Vehicle Science and Technology, held in Busan - South Korea.
Prof. Ingenito, also presented four papers on behalf of the SIA ASPL lab and 1 co-author paper.
SIA ASPL organised "Space technologies addressing research transfer into nowadays generations" to the public and Italian high school students with an aim to promote Science and Technology. During the event general publish Visited to the laboratories of the School of Aerospace Engineering and activites, exhibition, physics games were carried out.
Dr. Roberto Capua, Head of Innovation at Sogei visted SIA-ASPL and GAUSS Srl.
Photo with GAUSS CEO Prof. Filippo Graziani (second from left), prof. Ingenito, Dr. Mahottamananda and other colleagues.
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Our student Mr. Navaid Ali received laureati eccellenti (excellent graduate award) at Aula Magna in the rector's office of the Sapienza Università di Roma.
Mr. Navaid is on the left side, with Prof. Celani (centre) and other colleague.
The award was given NOISAPIENZA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY OF ROME.
Two of our students Mr. Sasi Kiran PALATEERDHAM and Mr. Relangi Naresh received laureati eccellenti (excellent graduate award ) on 21st Feb 2021 at Aula Magna in the rector's office of the Sapienza Università di Roma.
They are among the 400 excellent graduate students, out of about 18 thousand graduates in the academic year 2019/20 and 2020/2021 from 54 departments ( that are under 11 faculties and one Aerospace School).
Students of the SIA ASPC lab of the School of Aerospace Engineering are among the winners of the 1st Edition of the MORE&LESS Academy.
The team of students of the Sapienza School of Aerospace Engineering, HySIA-2021, wins the European competition MORE & LESS (MDO and Regulations for Low-boom and Environmentally Sustainable Supersonic aviation) with the SHAR project, “DESIGN OF SUPERSONIC AND HYBRID ENGINE BASED ADVANCED ROCKET ".
The MOREandLESS Academy, funded by the EU H2020, aims to study, through a holistic and multidisciplinary process, the entire supersonic speed regime and aircraft configurations, propulsion technologies and the most promising alternative fuels. MOREandLESS organizes competitions between groups of European students and researchers in order to assess how the enabling technologies of supersonic aircraft, their trajectories and their operation comply with environmental requirements.
Students Naresh, Caio, Amalia, Phaneendra and Júlia will present their project at the 11th EASN International Conference virtually
The team of the School of Aerospace Engineering obtained the highest score by presenting the project for an innovative launcher for placing a 100 kg payload at a height of 200 kg. The launcher consists of a solid booster as the first stage, an axisymmetric scramjet engine as the second stage and a hybrid engine for the third stage. Congratulations on the innovative idea, commitment and skills.