Seminars

In 1945, the late Edwin G. Baetjer of Baltimore bequeathed to Princeton University an endowment in memory of Lieutenant Edwin G. Baetjer II, his nephew and namesake. Lt. Baetjer had been one of the first Princeton students to graduate from the University's then new Department of Aeronautical Engineering and enter the U.S. Army Air Forces. He met death in July, 1944, near Chengtu, China, while serving as Flight Engineer in one of the earliest B-29 bomber squadrons to reach the Asiatic theater. The Edwin G. Baetjer II Memorial Fund has, since its establishment, enriched Princeton's formal instruction in aeronautical engineering through an expanding program of lectures, seminars, colloquia and conferences on varied topics and has brought to the University some of the outstanding scientists in the Aerospace and Mechanical Sciences.

February

Ultrafast Nonlinear Optical Diagnostics: Cross-Cutting Innovations for the Study of Combustion, Fluid Dynamics, and Catalytic Materials.

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Fundamentals of vortex formation on high advance ratio rotors

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March

Searching for Gain: A Journey into Pressure Gain Combustion in Rotating Detonation Engines

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Bio-responsive hybrid materials for regenerative medicine and biosensing

April

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Morphing materials in freeform objects, at the micro- and macro-scales

Robophysics: robotics meets physics

May

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Tyler Van Buren: Merging Disciplines for a Greater Impact

Michael Galvin: Designing the Nuts and Bolts