At the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Aerospace Department, our
research group helps to make space exploration more affordable and sustainable. We
design optimal low-thrust trajectories, for instance, to support future space telescope
refueling and servicing missions at Sun-Earth L2. Our Picard-Chebyshev methods allow us to
accurately and efficiently propagate orbits in environments where high-fidelity gravity models
are required. We do research to support future missions to Mars, Earth climate science missions and space
situational awareness programs. Visit our
research page for more details on current projects.
If you are interested in joining our group and contributing to the future of space exploration, apply to
the
UIUC Aerospace graduate program.