NIA's Langley Professors each hold a teaching and research position at one of NIA's founding member universities. They work closely as an integrated team with researchers at NASA, NIA, and NIA's member universities to create a unique research and education institute. Langley Professors are in residence at NIA, where they teach graduate courses and advise and mentor graduate students. Each Langley Professor is leading a new multidisciplinary research initiative.
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Mool G. Gupta, Langley Professor, University of Virginia
Quantum/Molecular Materials Design for Sensors
James E. Hubbard, Jr., Langley Professor, University of Maryland
Smart, Adaptive Aerospace Vehicle Technology and Concept Development
Kathryn V. Logan, Langley Professor, Virginia Tech
Multifunctional Design
David Song, Langley Professor, North Carolina A&T State University
High Confidence Cooperative Systems
Robert H. Tolson, Langley Professor, North Carolina State University
Planetary Atmospheric Flight Sciences
Alan W. Wilhite, Langley Professor, Georgia Tech
Advanced Aerospace Systems Architecture
The following additional faculty are in residence at NIA:
Furman Barton, University of Virginia
Robert Clauer, Virginia Tech
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Paul A. Cooper, Adjunct Faculty - Astronautics
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Christopher Fuller, Virginia Tech
Bernard M. Grossman, Virginia Tech
Arthur R. Johnson, Adjunct Faculty - Applied Mathematics
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Robert E. Lindberg, University of Virginia
Li-Shi Luo, Old Dominion University
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Jaroslaw Sobieski, Adjunct Faculty - Structures
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Doug Stanley, Georgia Tech
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