News

Lab Updates

  • Hypersonic Sensor Research Making Strides

    7/1/24

    New developments in laser brazing allow undergraduate researchers to mount optical sensors to novel hypersonic materials.

  • Hypersonic Research Team Spring 2024 Update

    4/28/2024

    Leaps and bounds are made in laser micromachining, laser brazing, and optical fiber integration.

    Spring Progress Report Submitted to Navy - 20 pages

  • Hypersonic Research Team Updated

    1/20/2024

    Spring 2024 undergraduate research team assembled: Sean Mahoney, Anthony Nosal, Graham Guerette, Jason Morefield, and Alvaro Delgado.

  • Hypersonic Research Team's Summer 2023 Update

    8/13/2023

    Large strides in the laser micromachining, laser brazing, and optical fiber integration were made during the summer of 2023.

    Summer Progress Report Submitted to Navy - 40 pages

  • Hypersonic Research Team Updated

    5/22/2023

    Gavin Miller and Drew Mouritzen are the new undergraduates heading the project, with Gavin working on the laser brazing of the sapphire window, and Drew heading the fiber optic integration research. Both students work together on laser micromachining.

  • Hypersonic Research Team Completes 2nd Year of Studies

    5/20/2023

    The undergraduate team completes advanced material studies including beginning to develop the IR/RF transparent sensor for hypersonic missiles used in the Navy.

    Year 2 Progress Report Submitted to Navy - 20 pages (S400N/Sensor Creation Using Lasers (Year 2))

  • Hypersonic Material Research Team Updated

    8/29/2022

    A team of undergraduate students has been selected to continue ablation/oxidation research on a Northrop Grumman provided material, S400N. The team consists of Ezemet Burkut, Yushek Sitoula, Priti Patel, Callie Ellsworth, and James Caputo.

  • Hypersonic Research Team Completes 1 Year of Studies

    5/20/2022

    The graduate student team completes 1 year of material research.

    Year 1 Progress Report Submitted to Navy - 12 pages (S400N and Molybdenum Under Laser Treatment (Year 1))

  • Hypersonic Material Research Begins

    8/29/2021

    A team of graduate students has been selected to continue ablation/oxidation research on a Northrop Grumman provided material, S400N. The team consists of N. R. Gottumukkala, C. D. Barnes, M. A. Kinsel, R. Zhou, and headed by Professor M. C. Gupta.