The Aerospace Science and Technology Symposium (ASTS) provides an ideal forum for aerospace scientists and engineers from the U.S. and Korea to share and disseminate scientific knowledge, research results, and application trends with a view toward promoting scientific interactions between the participants. This symposium has traditionally been built around promoting fellowship between the participants from multidisciplinary backgrounds, providing broad networking opportunities to Korean-American aerospace professionals.

The ASTS organizing committee solicits papers from all areas of aerospace sciences, technologies, and applications. New developments in all areas of analytical, numerical, or experimental contributions covering the following core disciplines are of interest:

• Fluids and Aerodynamics
• Propulsion and Combustion
• Materials and Structures
• Dynamics and Control
• Systems and Design

Also, review papers and in-depth tutorials are welcomed in any specialist topics relevant to the following fields:

• Aircraft and Spacecraft Engineering
• Air and Space Telecommunications
• Space Exploration

A wide range of topics will be covered from academic research to practical applications.

• Prof. Vigor Yang (Penn State Univ.; Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Propulsion & Power)
• Dr. Gabriel D. Roy (Office of Naval Research; Program Officer for Aerospace Science Research)
• Prof. Inderjit Chopra (Univ. of Maryland; Alfred Gessow Professor, and Director of Gessow Rotorcraft Center)
  

• Prof. Chul Park (KAIST; Distinguished Invited Professor)
• Prof. Yung Hoon Yu (Konkuk Univ., Korea; Director of NiTRi)