Tianyang Hu 
Second-year M.S. student
Research: “I am an AE master student working at the LGST lab. My research focuses on developing simulations for the 3-D magnetic field of Halbach arrays and studying their sensitivity as a function of key physical parameters. I have background in Electromagnetism and Control theory, and I am looking forward to acquiring new knowledge on aerospace engineering. I’m excited about any innovative technology!”
Francesco Isidori Pacelli
First-year M.S. student
Research: “I am a dual degree student pursuing a MSc in Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology and a MSc in Space and Astronautical Engineering at La Sapienza University of Rome. I am doing research on the mitigation of lunar dust for the next lunar space campaign. During my bachelor degree I did research on a radio occultation experiment during VERITAS mission to prove Venus atmosphere“
Luca Scifoni
First-year M.S. student
Research: “I am a graduate dual degree student in Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Tech and in Space and Astronautical Engineering at La Sapienza. My main area of interest is in space environment and protective devices. I will be doing research on lunar dust mitigation, while during my Bachelor’s degree I focused on methods for magnetic shielding from cosmic rays for interplanetary missions“
Shay Vitale
Incoming M.S. student
Research: “I am working to develop mathematical models that compare the impact of different forces, including magnetic and dielectrophoretic, on propellant behavior. The results of this project will inform propellant management device selection for tanks of different sizes and contribute to the development of more efficient propulsion systems for future space missions.”