Olivier
de Weck
named
Associate Editor, Journal of Spacecraft
and Rockets
December
17, 2006
Olivier
de Weck, Associate Professor of Aeronautics
and Astronautics and Engineering Systems,
has been named Associate Editor of
the Journal of Spacecraft and
Rockets, effective December 4,
2006.
Published
bimonthly by the American Institute
of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA),
the Journal of Spacecraft and
Rockets is devoted to reporting
advancements in the science and technology
associated with spacecraft and tactical
and strategic missile systems. This
includes subsystems, applications,
missions, environmental interactions,
and space sciences.
In
addition to this honor, Professor
de Weck has received numerous others
throughout his career. He was elected
Associate Fellow of AIAA on September
19, 2006 and is a recent winner of
the Frank E. Perkins award for excellence
in graduate advising. He won the best
paper award at the 2004 INCOSE Systems
Engineering Conference, held the Robert
Noyce Career Development Professorship
from 2002-2005, won a Carroll L. Wilson
Award in 1998 and co-advised the best
SDM student thesis in 2005. He has
over 100 publications in the area
of systems engineering. His research
has been funded by GM, NASA, BP, JPL,
ArvinMeritor, DARPA/AFRL and the Alfred
P. Sloan Foundation. Prof. de Weck
is a member of the International Council
on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) and
the American Society of Engineering
Education (ASEE). He served as the
General Chair for the 2nd AIAA MDO
Specialist Conference in May 2006.
Click
here
to view Professor de Weck’s
bio.
Information
on Professor de Weck’s research
group, which addresses strategic engineering,
is available here.
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