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AIAA Announces 2026 30/30 Recipients in Aerospace Sciences

September 28, 2026

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Key Takeaways

AIAA announces 30/30 recipients in Aerospace Sciences category.
Recipients recognized for technical achievement, innovation, and leadership.
Winners include experts in aerodynamics, CFD, and autonomous space operations.

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Strategic Implications

This recognition may indicate a shift in the aerospace industry towards valuing young professionals who drive innovation and technical achievement. The recipients' work could suggest a growing focus on advancing next-generation technologies and leadership in the field, which may have significant implications for the future of aerospace research and development.

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What Happened

Exceptional Young Professionals Driving Aerospace Innovation

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) has announced the 2026 30/30 recipients in the Aerospace Sciences category. The recipients, including Daniel Donahue, Anthony Ashley, Jeremy Boling, Roshan Eapen, Richard Hann, Ryan Meritt, and Harry Smith, are recognized for their exceptional technical achievement, innovation, and leadership in the field. Their work spans a range of areas, including aerodynamics, computational fluid dynamics, and autonomous space operations. The recognition was first reported by Aerospace America.

Source | Originally Published: January 1, 2026

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