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Today, we are slicing a piece of pie ?? for Pi (π)! π is a key measurement for many of our engineering formulas here at GE Aerospace Research. Our researchers are using the formula day in and day out to design and build jet engines and more! There are many things you can do with pi—like calculating the rotor circumference of the world’s largest jet engine (the circumference of the front fan clocks in at 10.52 meters, roughly equivalent to a tower of 50 carry-ons stacked on top of one another ????). π helps our technology spin. Happy Pi Day! #piday #innovation #aerospace

Today, we celebrated Pi Day ?? at GE Aerospace Research with an exciting employee engagement experience that brought our team together in a fun and educational way. From pizza pies to moon pies, to a pie-day themed puzzle that tested our mathematical skills, ?? we embraced the spirit of Pi Day with enthusiasm. At GE Aerospace Research, we believe in fostering a collaborative and engaging work environment where everyone can thrive. Thank you to everyone who participated and made this Pi Day celebration a memorable one! Special shout out to Christopher Yoon, research engineer - Component Heat Transfer, who was the Pi day expert. #PiDay #EmployeeEngagement #GEAerospace #Innovation

GE Aerospace is thrilled to be part of the 2025 ARPA-E Summit, where innovation meets sustainability! This year, we are showcasing our latest advancements in aerospace technology that are set to revolutionize the industry. Our team is dedicated to developing cutting-edge solutions that not only enhance performance but also prioritize environmental efficiency. ?? From groundbreaking propulsion systems to advanced materials and digital solutions, we are paving the way for a greener, more efficient future in the aerospace sector. ?? Join us at booth #711 to learn more about how we are leveraging technology to create a safer, more efficient world. Let's collaborate and innovate together to shape the future of aerospace! #GEAerospace #ARPAE2025 #Innovation

GE Aerospace Research’s Technology Manager of #AI & Computer Vision Paul Ardis was invited to speak at the recent AI and National Competitive Summit, an event co-sponsored by the University at Albany’s Division for Research & Economic Development and the Special Competitive Studies Project. The event brought together tech enthusiasts and AI experts for discussions on AI-driven innovations in national defense. Paul discussed how the defense industrial base can work with American universities to expand scholarships and fellowships aimed at future jobs in national defense, and the importance of strengthening our national AI supply chain.?Panelists included Prabha Prabhakaran (Director of AI Plus Institute, University at Albany); Alyssa Zeutzius (NYS Deputy Chief Cyber Officer for Policy); and Kush Varshney (IBM Fellow) to cover the importance of strategic cross-sector partnerships in ensuring AI competitiveness. #innovation #computervision #aerospace

On March 1, GE Aerospace Research hosted 100+ students from local middle and high schools in the Capital Region for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Science Bowl regional qualifiers. ?????????? More than 100 students representing 12 schools across the Capital Region competed in the National Science Bowl Regional Qualifiers at One Research Circle in Niskayuna on Saturday, March 1. Locally co-sponsored by GE Aerospace, GE Vernova, GE HealthCare, and the Naval Nuclear Laboratory (FMP), the Science Bowl puts students head-to-head in fast-paced, round robin competitions answering math and science questions. The winning middle and high school teams--Van Antwerp Middle School and Niskayuna Central School District advance to represent the Capital Region in the National Science Bowl finals in Washington DC in April. #sciencebowl #innovation #STEM

The women of GE Aerospace are not just breaking barriers — they’re inventing the future of flight, designing and supporting cutting-edge technology that takes us farther, faster, and higher. Together we soar! ?? #GEAerospaceCrew #InternationalWomensDay #IWD

Visit GE Aerospace Research at NSBE 2025! #careers #nsbe2025 #aerospace

?? Happy World Engineering Day! ?? Today, we are celebrating the contributions of engineers at GE Aerospace Research who innovate and develop solutions that help shape our world. From AI, to the most intricate microchips, and more, engineering is at the heart of progress and development. This year’s theme is, “Unleashing the power of engineers to advance the Sustainable Development Goals,” and at GE Aerospace Research, sustainability is at the core of our mission to advance the future of aviation. Here's to the engineers who dream big and turn those dreams into reality. Happy World Engineering Day! ???? #WorldEngineeringDay #Innovation #GEAerospace

Feeling hot, hot, hot ?? Exciting news in heat tolerant semiconductor research! The University of Michigan has been awarded up to $7.5 million to advance heat-tolerant semiconductors from the lab to fab(rication). This groundbreaking research holds immense potential for the aerospace industry, where high-performance and reliable materials are crucial. The new project will scale up NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's technology and manufacturing process to a modern wafer size and democratize silicon carbide (SiC) chip design. Along with NASA, collaborators included GE Aerospace Research in Niskayuna, Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc., and Wolfspeed. Engineers at the NASA Glenn Research Center have been exploring the potential of SiC, as a?high-performance semiconductor?for decades. SiC devices can handle higher voltages, temperatures, and radiation levels than silicon alone. “SiC-based high temperature electronics will be a key enabler for delivering new sensor and actuator functionality that improves the capability of future of DoD engine platforms. Beyond jet engines, the ability to handle more extreme temperature capabilities could open exciting new applications in control and sensing for hypersonic applications," said Aaron Knobloch, platform leader, controls and electrical systems at GE Aerospace Research. Read more about this exciting development here: https://lnkd.in/gaZuBsMX #Aerospace #Innovation #Semiconductors

This week, the GE Aerospace Research Leadership team had the incredible opportunity to kick off 2025 during the Research Takeoff Meeting in the Cambridge, Ma. The meeting focused on innovation, collaboration, forward-thinking, and disruptive technology. Leaders delved into cutting-edge research topics that will shape the future of the aerospace industry. The team hit the shop floor at GE Aerospace in Lynn, MA, for a focus on safety, quality, delivery, and cost (SQDC), and then ventured to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where they engaged with some of the brightest minds. Topics included AI, disuptive technology, turbomachinery, and the next industrial revolution with speakers George Westerman, Olivier L. de Weck, Zack Cordero, and David Mindell. We are excited to continue our commitment to foster a culture of innovation, where bold ideas are encouraged, and cutting-edge solutions are developed. #innovation #AI #technology #aerospace