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	Purdue payload flies on first test flight of Orion vehicle Items representing Purdue University's contributions to flight and space history flew onboard last week's first test of Orion from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Space Launch Complex. Purdue is the alma mater of 23 NASA astronauts. Items included a photo of Neil Armstrong (BSAAE'55, DEA'67, HDR'70, OAE'99) and Eugene Cernan (BSEE'56, HDR'70, OECE'92).
	Open house for kids Saturday (Dec. 6) to highlight Neil A. Armstrong (BSAE'55, DEA'67, HDR'70, OAE'99) and Eugene A. Cernan (BSEE'56, HDR'70, OECE '92) Purdue University Libraries' Division of Archives and Special Collections will host a special open house for grade school children to learn about space history and explore the exhibit "Steps to the Moon: Selections from the Neil A. Armstrong Papers and the Eugene A. Cernan Papers" on Saturday (Dec. 6) and Jan. 17.
	Purdue Engineering names 2014 pre-eminent teams, School of AAE faculty members among researchers Purdue University's College of Engineering has named four pre-eminent teams to focus on research ranging from drug delivery to nanomanufacturing. One of the four teams is headed by and comprised of School of Aeronautics and Astronautics faculty members: Dr. Sergey Macheret; Dr. Alina Alexeenko; and Dr. Sally Bane. Team members Dr. Timothy Fisher and Dr. Robert Lucht, professors of Mechanical Engineering, are faculty members in the School of AAE by courtesy.
	School of AAE to host Orion EFT-1 launch watch party Purdue University School of Aeronautics and Astronautics will host a watch party for the launch of NASA's Orion spacecraft on Thursday, December 4, 2014. The public is invited to attend the party beginning at 4:30 am in Kurz Atrium of Armstrong Hall. The launch is expected at 7:05 am.
	School of Aeronautics and Astronautics assistant researcher Milad Alucozai named Purdue's first Mitchell Scholarship winner Purdue University's Milad Alucozai has been chosen as one of only 12 U.S. students to receive the nationally prestigious Mitchell Scholarship for graduate study in Ireland. He is Purdue's first Mitchell Scholarship recipient. To win this award, Alucozai proved extraordinary commitment to scholarship, leadership and community service.

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