CFD Research Welcomes Johnny Stephenson as Vice President of Space Division
CFD Research is pleased to announce the addition of Johnny Stephenson as Vice President of the Space Division.
Delivering Breakthrough Solutions
CFD Research is pleased to announce the addition of Johnny Stephenson as Vice President of the Space Division.
CFD Research has been awarded a NASA contract to develop advanced technologies that improve the detection of hard-to-find microorganisms, supporting planetary protection efforts for future space missions
CFD Research has been awarded a NASA contract to develop advanced nozzle technologies that improve the performance and efficiency of next-generation propulsion systems for space and hypersonic applications.
CFD Research proudly supported NASA’s successful launch of the Artemis II mission, marking a major milestone in returning humans to the Moon and advancing the future of space exploration.
CFD Research has been awarded a NASA contract to develop advanced technologies that improve trust, transparency, and decision-making in autonomous space systems.
CFD Research has been awarded a NASA contract to continue development of high-voltage power electronics based on Gallium Oxide (Ga₂O₃), a new semiconductor technology with the potential to significantly improve the efficiency, reliability, and performance of future space power systems over the state-of-the-art.
CFD Research is developing next-generation programmable photonic circuits to help NASA reduce size, weight, power, and cost in future space systems.
(Huntsville, Ala. | October 2, 2023) – CFD Research has been awarded a contract from NASA to develop an intelligent framework for uncertainty quantification (UQ) in aeroelasticity (AE) based on…
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has awarded CFD Research an SBIR Phase II contract to further develop a space weather forecasting toolset to aid operators of space-based missions.
CFD Research was recently awarded a contract to characterize the performance of silicon carbide (SiC)-based electronics for power conversion and other electronic applications in NASA fission power systems (FPS).