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ALT Promotional image for the Aero Store featuring clothing items: a cap with an astronaut graphic, a blue t-shirt with "Rocket Science" text, and gray sweatpants, all displaying the University of Michigan logo. Text reads, "Now Open Until November 24, 2026.
ALT This image is a promotional flyer for the "AE585 Chairs Distinguished Seminar Series." It features a speaker named Markus Raimund Ritter, identified as a Team Leader at the German Aerospace Center (DLR). The seminar topic is "Multi-Fidelity Loads Analyses and Structural Optimization of High Aspect Ratio Transport Aircraft," scheduled for Thursday, November 12, at 3:00 p.m. The bottom of the flyer includes a Zoom link for joining the seminar. The University of Michigan Engineering logo is visible in the corners against a starry background.
ALT This is a promotional poster for the AE585 Chairs Distinguished Seminar Series. It features a headshot of a smiling individual named Eric Johnsen, a professor in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Michigan. The title of the seminar is "Shocking Structures: Emergence of Coherent Vortical Structures in Shock-Accelerated Flows." The event is scheduled for Thursday, November 5, at 3:00 p.m. A link for joining via Zoom is provided. The University of Michigan logo is in the bottom right corner. The background is a starry sky.
ALT Promotional poster for "AE585 Chairs Distinguished Seminar Series." Features an individual described as an associate professor from the University of Michigan named Chris Vermillion. The seminar topic is "Wind-, Water-, and Sun-Powered Mobile Robotics for Persistent Surveillance and Observational Studies." Scheduled for Thursday, October 29 at 3:00 p.m. with a Zoom link for joining. University of Michigan logo is at the bottom right.
ALT This image is a promotional poster for the AE585 Chairs Distinguished Seminar Series. It features a formal portrait of a person named Aaron Tucker, who is Technical Director at the Air Force Research Laboratory. The topic is "Win the Future in Air, Space, and Cyberspace," scheduled for Thursday, October 22, at 3:00 p.m., with a Zoom link provided. The University of Michigan College of Engineering logo is displayed at the bottom.
ALT A bustling indoor gathering at the University of Michigan Aerospace Engineering Department for Homecoming 2026. People are mingling around tables with blue tablecloths, under a banner with the University of Michigan logo.
ALT A large indoor event with people seated at tables covered in blue tablecloths in a spacious atrium. Attendees are engaged in conversation and enjoying refreshments. The building features high ceilings with multiple floors visible. Posters and informational displays are set along the walls.
ALT Silhouette of a person working with tools at a table. The text on the image reads "Advancing Aerospace at Michigan" from the University of Michigan. The background shows a window with daylight coming through.
ALT A person is standing at a podium labeled "College of Engineering Aerospace Engineering University of Michigan" in a classroom. They are giving a presentation to an audience. A laptop and other materials are on the podium.
ALT Lecture in a classroom with a presentation slide. The presenter stands at a podium with a logo showing the letter 'M' and the words "Aerospace Engineering." The audience is seated and attentively listening.
ALT This image is a poster for the AE585 Chairs Distinguished Seminar Series featuring Dimitri N. Mavris from the Georgia Institute of Technology. The seminar topic is "Environmental Assessment of Novel Aircraft Configurations and Technologies," scheduled for Thursday, October 8 at 3:00 p.m. The event is hosted by the University of Michigan Aerospace Engineering department and will be held via Zoom, with a URL provided.
