Introduction
IFAR, the International Forum for Aviation Research, is the world's only aviation research establishment network. IFAR is established on a voluntary, non-binding basis. IFAR aims to connect research organisations worldwide, to enable the information exchange and communication on aviation research activities and to develop among its members a shared understanding on challenges faced by the global aviation research community. Our team is working with IFAR to create capabilities and events to support IFAR virtual events to enhance international collaboration in aeronautics research and connect the future leaders of the aviation industry.
Recent Events
Jan 24, 2023 | Speaker Wes Ryan on "Igniting Your Future by Maximizing Your Early Career"
Jul 12, 2023 | NASA-NRC Early Career Research Seminar
IFAR Member Organizations
Name | Website |
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Aerospace Technology Institute | ATI |
Autonomous Systems Laboratory CSIRO ICT Centre | CSIRO |
Budapest University of Technology & Economics | Budapest Uni. |
Central Aerohydrodynamics Institute of Russia | TsAGI |
Centre for Innovation and Creative Engineering | CEIIA |
Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali | CIRA |
Chinese Aeronautical Establishment | CAE |
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research | CSIR |
CSIR-National Aerospace Laboratories | NAL |
Czech Aerospace Research Centre | VZLU |
French Aerospace Lab | ONERA |
German Aerospace Center | DLR |
Institute of Aeronautics and Space | IAE |
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency | JAXA |
Korea Aerospace Research Institute | KARI |
Middle East Technical University Ankara | METU |
National Institute of Aerospace Research “Elie Carafoli” of Romania | INCAS |
National Institute of Aerospace Technology of Spain | INTA |
National Research Council Canada | NRC |
Netherlands Aerospace Centre | NLR |
Polish Institute of Aviation | ILOT |
Technical Research Centre of Finland | VTT |
The Swedish Defence Research Agency | FOI |
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration | NASA |
Vienna University of Technology | TU Vienna |
Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics | VKI |