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Join Our María de Maeztu Unit of Excellence: 3 Postdoctoral Positions at UC3M
The Aircraft Operations Lab at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) is inviting expressions of interest for three postdoctoral researcher positions within our María de Maeztu Unit of Excellence. Funded through the María de Maeztu programme awarded by the Agencia Estatal de Investigación, these positions offer an excellent opportunity for researchers looking to build and consolidate their research career in Aerospace Engineering within…
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Luis Cirujano Recognized with the International Francisco Coello Award
We are pleased to share that Luis Cirujano Pérez, currently serving as a Software Engineer in the Aircraft Operations Lab (UC3M), has been awarded the 2026 International Francisco Coello Award by the University of Jaén. The award recognizes his outstanding undergraduate research on the application of artificial intelligence techniques, specifically Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), for the extraction of road markings…
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Manuel Soler discusses sustainable aviation on Radio Nacional de España following Frontiers Planet Prize nomination
Manuel Soler, Head of the Aircraft Operations Lab and Professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, recently participated in Radio Nacional de España’s programme A golpe de bit to discuss his research on reducing the climate impact of aviation and his nomination for the Frontiers Planet Prize, an international award that recognises groundbreaking scientific research contributing to…
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“Reducing Emissions is Not Enough”: SINC Features Aircraft Operations Lab Researchers on the Future of Sustainable Flight
The Aircraft Operations Lab is making headlines as researchers María Cerezo Magaña and Manuel Soler Arnedo were recently featured in an in-depth report by the Spanish scientific news portal SINC. The article, written by Eva Rodriguez and titled “Emitir menos no basta, el futuro de la aviación pasa por volar distinto” (Reducing emissions isn’t enough; the future…
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