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Aerospace Engineering

Aerospace Engineering is a multidisciplinary field that focuses on the design, development, testing, and production of aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles. It combines principles from physics and mathematics with material science and engineering to push the boundaries of flight within and beyond Earth's atmosphere. As the backbone of modern aviation and space exploration, aerospace engineering drives innovations that enable global connectivity, national security, and the advancement of scientific knowledge through space missions.

At IgMin Research - A Biomed & Engineering Open Access Journal, we recognize the pivotal role aerospace engineering plays in shaping the future of technology and exploration. By fostering a platform for cutting-edge research and collaboration, we aim to bridge gaps between aerospace engineering and other disciplines such as biology, medicine, and general sciences. This interdisciplinary approach encourages the development of sustainable technologies, improves human factors engineering, and enhances the safety and efficiency of aerospace systems.

Aerodynamics and Fluid Dynamics Aerospace Materials and Composite Structures Propulsion Systems and Jet Engines Avionics and Aerospace Electronics Spacecraft Design and Orbital Mechanics Satellite Communications and Navigation Systems Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and Drones Hypersonic and Supersonic Flight Technologies Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in Aerospace Aerospace Robotics and Automation Flight Mechanics and Control Systems Aerospace Manufacturing and Additive Manufacturing Thermal Management in Aerospace Systems Human Factors and Ergonomics in Aviation. Aerospace Systems Engineering and Integration Space Mission Design and Analysis Environmental Impact and Sustainable Aviation Structural Health Monitoring and Maintenance Aerospace Law Policy and Ethics Emerging Technologies: Electric and Hybrid Propulsion