Advanced science. Applied technology.
Researcher utilized SwRI-developed instrument on New Horizons to measure how much Lyman-alpha light the Milky Way galaxy is shining on our solar system
SwRI’s Mechanical Engineering Division serves government and industry clients worldwide
New algorithms power drone-based hazard inspection, search/rescue, radiation detection
Resulting platform will enable real-time, safety-critical data analysis, dissemination
Novel experiments to advance capabilities of hypersonic vehicles
Honor recognizes exceptional contributions to physics
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics honors individuals advancing aerospace profession
Digital fingerprinting detects anomalies, defends against cyberattacks on CAN bus protocol
SAE Fellowship honors individuals who have made significant impact on the mobility industry
Project will study atomic composition of solar flares and solar magnetic active regions
NASA’s Jovian orbiter lends deeper understanding of what happens below the gas giant’s striking clouds.
New technology lowers energy consumption by optimizing power management, automated driving
Floodlight™ software processes data to find known, unknown elements in range of products, materials
Cat-DEF™ solution helps manufacturers meet new emissions requirements
Institute-developed technologies recognized as among most significant innovations of 2021
