Congratulations to all of our teams selected for Podium Sessions!

Session Track A - Ballroom 1
TimeStudent TeamJudge TeamNameTopic
9:30-9:55491McGill UniversityComputational Model for Performance Prediction of a Nitrous
Oxide / Eicosane Hybrid Rocket Engine
10:00-10:25671Polytechnique MontréalDevelopment of a 5 kN hybrid rocket motor for the Chronos I sounding rocket
10:30-10:55576University of LeedsRecovery System Optimization to Achieve a 100× Reduction in the Required Quantity of Energetic Material
11:00-11:25416Iowa State University of Science and TechnologyCyclone Rocketry SRAD Propulsion
11:30-11:55156Clemson UniversityMotor Retention
12:00-13:00  LUNCH 
13:00-13:25263The University of MelbourneDesign, Analysis & Manufacture of a 10,000ft Sounding Rocket with Airframe Diameter Transition
13:30-13:55483Manipal Institute of TechnologyLeading edge root extensions on sounding rockets
14:00-14:251193University of Michigan - DearbornMASA – Flight Computer
14:30-14:551392University of WaterlooDesign and Characterization of
a Reefing Recovery System
15:00-15:251342The University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleCustom OpenRocket Extensions
15:30-15:556215Oklahoma State UniversityDevelopment of a Drag Modulating Airbrake for Apogee Targeting
     
     
Session Track B - Ballroom 2
TimeStudent TeamJudge TeamNameTopic
9:00-9:25195Cukurova UniversityFlight Simulation & Modeling
9:30-9:55135Carleton UniversityCarleton University InSpace Rocket Engineering Team Fin Design
10:00-10:253416Chulalongkorn UniversityEjection System Using Pneumatic Piston
10:30-10:551209University of Minnesota, Twin CitiesActive Apogee and Roll Control
11:00-11:2512515Federal University of Santa CatarinaSRAD VLK Motor Design
11:30-11:551813Cornell UniversityPiston Separation
System
12:00-13:00  LUNCH 
13:00-13:258911The University of AkronModularity
13:30-13:55887The Ohio State UniversityGeometry Optimization and Altitude Prediction of a Supersonic Rocket using CFD
14:00-14:25557Monash UniversitySmall design changes with a disproportionate
effect on trajectory
14:30-14:55608Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyReal-time state estimation using Multiplicative Extended Kalman Filter
15:00-15:2512714University of WindsorEnhanced Recovery Using Advanced Materials & Impact Force Transfer
15:30-15:559710Universidad Autunoma de Baja California (UABC)Design, Analysis and Implementation of an Integral Ground Station System for Tracking and Telemetry Visualization