EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY
AIR AND SPACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s research centers serve as interdisciplinary hubs for faculty, students and staff dedicated to strategic research areas. These centers, recognized as high-priority investments, facilitate collaboration on large-scale research projects involving multiple university investigators. Our researchers explore new sources of space, cyber and safety data and new analysis techniques in AI/ML to make risk management and modeling more efficient and effective.
The Boeing Center for Aviation and Aerospace Safety at Embry-Riddle enables collaboration between industry and academia to tackle safety concerns in the increasingly complex aviation ecosystem. Leveraging thought leadership from Embry-Riddle faculty and industry partners, the Center provides innovative paths to improve safety. Through research and industry engagement, the Center provides real- time solutions to the industry, while preparing for the safety challenges of the future. The Center for Aerospace Resilience Systems (CARS) provides resilient systems solutions that support carrying out the mission in the face of adversity for private sector and government organizations. As a key element of resilience, cybersecurity is both mission and safety critical, particularly as modern aircraft are increasingly software- driven, highly connected and computer-reliant. CARS pursues multidisciplinary research to protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data and communications for assuring the resilience of aerospace platforms, vehicles, airspace, air traffic management systems and other supporting aerospace infrastructure elements. The Center for Space and Atmospheric Research (CSAR) investigates the fundamental physics of planetary atmospheres and space environments, including Earth’s and other planet’s Atmosphere, Ionosphere and Magnetosphere (AIM) systems. CSAR’s multidisciplinary team applies expertise in theory, modeling, observation and experimentation to tackle research problems in space and atmospheric sciences and engineering. By assembling faculty and staff teams, CSAR swiftly addresses challenges and explores opportunities, innovating applications for the benefit of the public, academia, government and industry. Part of CSAR, the Space and Atmospheric Instrumentation Lab (SAIL) builds scientific instruments and develops associated technologies to research Earth’s atmosphere and near-earth space weather. SAIL is card-access controlled for conducting export-controlled (ITAR) and restricted R&D.
28 Research projects by Embry-Riddle students and faculty at the Boeing Center for Aviation and Aerospace Safety Research Symposium. (2025) $ 10 + T Projected global cost of cybercrime by 2025 (Source: esentire.com)
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04.17.25
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