$100,000 Grant from NASA for Electric Aircraft Research

The U of A receives $100,000 from NASA to support cutting edge research project, the project will be led by Han Hu. The UA Power Group will use acoustics emissions sensing to detect electrical forces. The goal is to develop a diagnostic tool that can help ensure safely and reliability of electric aircraft as this technology continues to develop.

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