We organized our internal conference to conclude this semester’s Systems Engineering Development Project (SEP), in which students of the Aeronautics master’s program at TUHH participate. This semester’s projects included the construction of a landing platform, the evaluation of flight physics behavior of hydrogen-powered aircraft, aeroelastic modeling of a flexible wing, and the preparation of a system demonstrator based on a scaled aircraft. This semester, the research institutes ILT (Institute for Air Transportation Systems) and FST were involved in the SEP. We would especially like to thank all students for their engaging presentations, live demonstrations, and discussions. We are confident that the past months have been a great learning experience for you!

Our research associate Philipp Chrysalidis from our Avionics group presented his publication titled "A Single-Source-of-Truth Approach for Automatic ED-247 Gateway Configuration in Hybrid Testing Through UCoF" at the AvioSE26 workshop in Bern this week. UCoF is a model-based approach to manage the increasing complexity of computational demands in avionics configurations. Acting as a single source of truth throughout the development process, UCoF enables continuous configuration not only of real hardware but also of virtual and hybrid test environments. Want to learn more? Check out the UCoF repository: https://gitlab.com/ucof