GE Aerospace Research

Join GE Aerospace Research on October 1-2, 2024, in Niskayuna, NY, for our LEAD Symposium, inventing the future of flight by connecting external and internal partners to drive innovation in digital and electrical systems. Featuring keynote talks and more than 16 technical sessions for those in government agencies, academia, and technology industries. We are excited to present this opportunity to explore and discuss the latest developments! Registration is required and may be completed using this link: https://bit.ly/4fI0uG6 Early Bird deadline: August 30 | Non-Early Bird deadline: September 22

GE Aerospace is proud to sign on as a member of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) AI Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC). The Consortium will be an important advocate for safe and responsible AI practices, and GE Aerospace brings a leading voice for the safety critical aerospace industry. GE Aerospace Research's Paul Ardis, one of our top hashtag #AI experts, is representing GE Aerospace in the Consortium. Check out our announcement to learn more ?? https://bit.ly/3Tp2iKM

For 50 years, CFM International (CFM) has been advancing the #FutureofFlight as we know it, and will continue to do so tomorrow and into the future. #CFM50Years #NewEraOfFlight

Join Dr. Abdul Jabbar, Principal Engineer, GE Aerospace Research as he presents on Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) during an upcoming IEEE Standards Association | IEEE SA TSN webinar series on September 12 at 9:00 AM. If you are in any of the following industries this webinar series is perfect for you! ? Aerospace Mobility/Automotive Smart Manufacturing Industrial Automation Professional Audio/Video ? #AerospaceResearch #Aerospace #TimeSensitveNetworking

The LEAP roadshow has launched! Its first stop: Woodrow Wilson Plaza in Washington, DC, for tomorrow’s U.S. Chamber of Commerce event. As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of CFM International (CFM), we are are excited to showcase the CFM LEAP engine during the Global Aerospace Summit. This is a unique opportunity to see CFM technology up close. Visit it now through the end of the day Tuesday, September 10, at Woodrow Wilson Plaza. And stay tuned for more dates as the LEAP roadshow makes its way through the Northeast, Midwest and South. #CFM50Years #aviation #CFMLEAP

Did someone say supercomputing? ????? In case you missed it, we're exploring new frontiers with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Using the world's fastest supercomputer Frontier, our #engineers are pushing limits, running turbulence simulations, and improving test designs of new technologies like Open Fan engine architecture. ????

As we wrap up our week, take a look at how our Niskayuna, NY campus celebrated National Aviation Week! ?? ? Who is your favorite aviation pioneer? Name them in the comments! #NationalAviationDay #NationalAviationWeek #GEAerospace #Research

At GE Aerospace Research we are focused on elevating the aerospace industry even higher by delivering breakthrough technologies that increase engine performance, efficiency, and sustainability in the skies. Check out how we are impacting the today, tomorrow, and the future of the aerospace industry.? #NationalAviationDay #NationalAviationWeek #GE #Research

What do you get when you combine fuel cells with turbine engine running on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)? GE Aerospace Researchers are aiming for a future of flight with net zero CO2 emissions.? GE Aerospace Research engineer John Hong and team are working on building and demonstrating a 25kW power generation subsystem integrating solid oxide fuel cells with a SAF-powered gas turbine for hybrid electric propulsion. The FlyCLEEN?team was awarded $4.5 million in Phase 2 funding from ARPA-E.? Happy National Aviation Week! Learn more below ? #NationalAviationDay #NationalAviationWeek #GE #Research

Did you know that the GE Flight Test Center in Schenectady, NY, made history more than 75 years ago and is now known as the?Empire State Aerosciences Museum: https://www.esam.org/. GE constructed a hangar at the Schenectady County Airport in 1946 to assist the US in developing jet engines. In the 1950’s the Center was used to test jet engines and military aircraft. In the photo below GE Mechanics service four jet B-45 bombers used to accelerate the jet engine test program. #NationalAviationDay #NationalAviationWeek #GEAerospace #Research