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This is the virtual exhibit for the Discovery Day, which is hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research. The event celebrates students, faculty, and staff's research and creative activities at an annual Discover Day Student Research Symposium, where students from across campus present their research, scholarship, and creative works. Discovery Day 2020 was held asynchronously on Monday, April 20 through Thursday, April 23. Undergraduate and graduate students presented 53 projects by hosting their presentations virtually by posting their poster and a short introductory video for members of the ERAU community to view. You may click on the individual posters to bring up more information about the submission. Enjoy!

  • Evaluation of Transportation Network Performance Under Evacuation Scenarios 2

    Evaluation of Transportation Network Performance Under Evacuation Scenarios 2

  • Ankle Exoskeleton

    Ankle Exoskeleton

  • Balancing Reactive Inertia Cube

    Balancing Reactive Inertia Cube

  • Magneto Active Slosh Control System - MAPMD

    Magneto Active Slosh Control System - MAPMD

  • Fabrication of Rocket and Payload Bay Area

    Fabrication of Rocket and Payload Bay Area

  • Circadian Rhythm Effects of Travel on Team Performance in Major League Soccer (MLS)

    Circadian Rhythm Effects of Travel on Team Performance in Major League Soccer (MLS)

  • Project HOME

    Project HOME

  • Nocturnal Observations of Thermodynamic and Kinematic Properties in a Wind Turbine Array Boundary Layer Using an Instrumented Unmanned Aerial System

    Nocturnal Observations of Thermodynamic and Kinematic Properties in a Wind Turbine Array Boundary Layer Using an Instrumented Unmanned Aerial System

  • Drone Augmentation of Open Water Code-X Submerged Drowning Victim Recovery

    Drone Augmentation of Open Water Code-X Submerged Drowning Victim Recovery

  • The Significance of Airports for Sports Management and Commercialization

    The Significance of Airports for Sports Management and Commercialization

  • Half Line Titchmarsh Weyl m functions of vector-valued discrete Schrodinger operators

    Half Line Titchmarsh Weyl m functions of vector-valued discrete Schrodinger operators

  • Integration of the Emerging Space Ecosystem into the National Airspace System (NAS): Simulation and Analysis of Impacts and Solutions

    Integration of the Emerging Space Ecosystem into the National Airspace System (NAS): Simulation and Analysis of Impacts and Solutions

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