RAeS lecture in cooperation with DGLR, HAW-Hamburg, VDI & ZAL

This is a live online Zoom lecture open to all. Click on link.

There is nothing more international than air, yet most histories of aviation take a very national view. In this talk a contrast will be drawn between such narrow approaches and the lived experience of aerospace engineers in Germany and Britain since the middle of the twentieth century.

The detailed exploration of V/STOL aircraft, the Tornado and Typhoon programmes and the evolution of Airbus will show the ways in which German thinking about aircraft, project management and collaboration have shaped the development of the British industry.

Although recent events may seem to challenge the future of British integration with the European aerospace industry, the talk will show that the interdependence will likely continue, and will briefly explore future prospects, such as FCAS.

 poster_2020_11_05_GermanBritish-2.pdf (336 KB)

This is a lecture organised by the RAeS Munich Branch

Willy-Messerschmitt-Lecture 2020 “Alternative und klimaneutrale Treibstoffe für die (zivile) Luftfahrt”, by Dr. Valentin Batteiger (Bauhaus Luftfahrt)

Diese Veranstaltung wird Hybrid-Format (Online&Vorort) durchgeführt, da nur begrenzte Sitzplätze (20) vor Ort zur Verfügung stehen. Zusätzlich werden wir den Vortrag in einem LiveStream im Internet für unsere Mitglieder anbieten.

The link for the live-stream is WML2020

HAW-Hamburg lecture in cooperation with DGLR, RAeS, VDI & ZAL

This is a special online lecture celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the DGLR Hamburg Area Group

Hydrogen aircraft research from HAW Hamburg between 2006 and 2020 is presented to show how to move forward.

 poster_2020_11_19_HydrogenAircraft.pdf (401 KB)

RAeS Lecture in cooperation with DGLR, HAW Hamburg,VDI & ZAL

Dr. Markovic will introduce the current best picture we have of the history and constituents of our universe. She will describe the so-called Lambda-Cold-Dark-Matter cosmological model, which is supported most by evidence. She will also overview some of the early ground-based observations as well as the space missions by ESA and NASA, which provided the evidence that speaks for this model. Finally, she will describe how we are submitting this model to more and more stringent tests using space telescopes like Euclid and Nancy Grace Roman.

About Dr Markovic