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Aeronautical Innovative Research

College of Engineering

Engineering

Dedicated to pushing the boundaries of aeronautical science and engineering, our club is committed to creating an innovative and...

Quick facts

Time

About 2 to 4 hours a week

Meetings

Weekly, usually on Thursdays

Freshmen

Welcome

Application

Not required

About the club

Dedicated to pushing the boundaries of aeronautical science and engineering, our club is committed to creating an innovative and educational environment for all club participants. With a primary focus on aerodynamics, controls, rocketry, aircraft systems, computational fluid dynamics, aerostructures, and engineering, we aim to drive impactful research that advances the field of aerospace. Through collaborative projects and hands-on experimentation, members of the club will have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research efforts. Our goal is to not only expand the knowledge and understanding of our members, but also to contribute to real-world solutions that address known and unknown challenges in the world of aeronautics.

What you would actually do

  • There are general meetings for all club members that occur weekly on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm CST in Howe Hall, room 1252 (subject to change on a semester basis)
  • This meeting addresses club news, weekly workflow updates, and where efforts need to be prioritized
  • There are also individual sub-team work sessions organized by sub-team leads
  • This meeting is mandatory for all sub-teams

What you would gain

  • Hands-on project work you can point to on a resume
  • Depth in the subject beyond what coursework covers

Best for

Students in engineering, though the group is open to any major.

MajorsMechanical EngineeringCivil EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAerospace EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringOpen to all majors
CareersEngineering & Hardware

How to get involved

Weekly club addresses are to occur every Thursday unless otherwise specified. There will also be a club work sessions every Sunday unless otherwise specified.

Visit club on stuorg

Details come from Iowa State's student organization directory · 17 student members listed.

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