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UNO Drone Expert Huang Lends Expertise to Drone Mystery Coverage

Chenyu "Victor" Huang, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the UNO Aviation Institute, teaches about unmanned aircraft in the College of Public Affairs and Community Service Building at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

Chenyu "Victor" Huang, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the UNO Aviation Institute, teaches about unmanned aircraft in the College of Public Affairs and Community Service Building at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

As unexplained reports of drone sightings across Nebraska and eastern Colorado continue to garner national attention, a faculty expert in drone usage from the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) has helped provide perspective and insight into the mystery.

Chenyu “Victor” Huang, Ph.D., is an assistant professor within UNO’s Aviation Institute. Word spread that UNO had a faculty member on-campus who is interested in researching Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) operations and teaching students about the development and maintenance of drones.

Media outlets across the state of Nebraska turned to Dr. Huang for his expertise. Below is a recap of media coverage featuring Dr. Huang and the UNO Aviation Institute.

Huang leads the UNO Aviation Institute's undergraduate concentration in Unmanned Aircraft Systems and developed the UAS Lab at UNO which provides students with opportunities for experiential learning. He also led a team of aviation students that won first prize at a prestigious national aviation competition. The team was recognized for designing a cost-effective solution to improve safety and reduce the threat of collisions on runways at general aviation airports.

 

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