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Antoni Viros just started as a new PhD student in the SEAK Lab. All of us are thrilled that he has decided to join the team, since he had become quite essential in the lab since he worked as a visiting student first and a visiting scientist later. Indeed, Antoni is the system architect and […]

Matt Law’s paper won one of two Best Paper Awards at the Design Computing and Cognition conference! This is joint work between Cornell (Profs. Guy Hoffman and So-Yeon Yoon) and the SEAK Lab. Congrats to all! The paper can be found here: Law, M., Dhawan, N., Bang, H., Yoon, S.-Y., Selva, D., & Hoffman, G. […]

Harris and Dani joined Matt Law (Hoffman’s lab at Cornell) and Prof. So-Yeon Yoon at the Design Computing and Cognition conference, where we presented 3 papers from our joint NSF sponsored research studying human-computer collaborative approaches to engineering design. The papers can be found here: Bang, H., Shi, Y. L. Z., Yoon, S.-Y., Hoffman, G., […]

Howdy! As of this summer, the SEAK Lab has moved to Texas A&M University, joining the Aerospace Engineering department. Check out some of our new colleagues’s research! Here is to some new adventures!    

The Director of Earth Observation for the European Space Agency (ESA) has appointed Prof. Selva to the Advisory Committee for Earth Observation (ACEO). This committee is in charge of advising the Director in all strategic matters, including for example the selection of new Earth Observation missions. More information can be found here.

Prof. Selva gave an invited lecture at the MITRE site in McLean, VA.

The paper “Distributed Earth Satellite Systems: What Is Needed to Move Forward ?” by Daniel Selva et al. was accepted for publication in the AIAA Journal of Aerospace Information Systems. Check it out here.

Samalis Santini De Leon has been awarded a NASA NSTRF fellowship to work on Intelligent Data Understanding for Architecture Analysis of Entry, Descent, and Landing Systems. Congratulations Samalis!

The paper titled “Leveraging Logged Intermediate Design Attributes For Improved Knowledge Discovery In Engineering Design”, by Harris Bang and Daniel Selva, has been accepted for publication and presentation at the 2017 IDETC conference.

Zvonimir presented his paper titled “Optimizing Commonality and Performance in Platform-Based Earth Observing SmallSat Architectures” in the System Architecture, Engineering and Systems of Systems session, chaired by Prof. Selva. Check out his slides here.