Campus Labs and Facilities

The primary use of the Advanced Computing and Simulations Lab (ACSL) is to support special projects and research activities for students with high-performance computing…

The Advanced Vehicle Laboratory which is a fully-equipped construction facility located at the Flight Line (F1). The lab has been in existence for over 5 years and has…

Whether they operate in the air, on the ground, or in the water, remotely piloted and autonomously operated robots are rapidly finding their ways into a growing number…

The Academic Complex (AC1) contains a number of classrooms and faculty offices for the Colleges of Aviation, Arts and Sciences, and Engineering. Labs are also available…

The primary use of the Aerospace Experimentation and Fabrication Building (AXFAB) is to provide students with the instruction, resources, and equipment they will need…

Students who declare either a major or minor in Air Traffic Management can take up to six upper-level lab courses in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) Laboratory. This lab…

Students in the Aeronautical Science and Unmanned Aircraft Systems programs in the College of Aviation participate in collaborative projects that take place in the Airway…

The Astrodynamics Fabrication Lab is a dedicated space for students working on their senior design capstone projects. This room is dedicated to the fabrication and design…

The management of wildlife on and near airports is not usually an easily solved problem. This management can be as diverse as habitat manipulation to use of predators…

The campus Chemistry Laboratory includes the General Chemistry teaching laboratory, the Chemistry Preparation Room, and the Chemistry Instrument Room. The facilities…

At Embry-Riddle, the College of Engineering maintains work spaces for a wide range of two-semester senior design teams who practice team skills while working on relevant…

Wireless communication technology touches every aspect of our lives because of the proliferation of communication devices such as cellphones, radio, and television. In…

Control systems is the empowering technology behind the autopilot, self-driving car, and other more mundane applications such as your home’s heating and cooling system.…

Cyber Lab Equipment and Resources 24 dedicated workstations are currently available for student use. A podium computer projected to large screens is used to control lecture…

The Design-Build-Fly Shop is a new, 2-room work area in AXFAB that supports capstone design projects, engineering competition teams, and CAD courses. Like the Rapid Prototyping…

The Eagle MakerSpace on the Prescott Campus is a lab and workshop space for Embry-Riddle students of any major to work on projects that are solely nonacademic. As MakerSpace…

The EagleSat Lab is a research and design lab for the EagleSat space grant project. The team is currently working on EaglSat-2, with a payload designed as to analyze…

The various types of tests and equipment found in the Ergonomics Laboratory is devoted to helping students understand and evaluate human body movement in the workplace.…

The forensic science laboratory offers space to learn forensic science techniques and investigations as it applies to criminal and civil cases, and security and intelligence…

In the Industrial Hygiene (IH) Lab, students learn to use IH equipment to monitor and evaluate human health exposures. The lab supports research on occupational health…

The Prescott campus Biology Laboratory includes a Forensic Biology Teaching Laboratory, a Biology Prep Room, and a Biology Research Lab. The Forensic Biology Teaching…

The King Engineering and Technology Center houses faculty office space, classrooms, labs, and workspace for engineering courses and is the primary building for computer…

Used for extensive projects in optics. This lab provides the experimentalist side of Embry-Riddle’s LIGO group specializing in optical coatings research. Houses two to…

Introductory electric circuits’ laboratories for aerospace engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering students are taught in…

This laboratory supports courses in the College of Engineering curriculum in materials science and engineering. Additionally, it serves several faculty research programs…

Focused primarily on the micro side of structural mechanics, the Materials Testing Laboratory is the central location for students to participate in the preparation and…

The Meteorology Laboratory is used for teaching senior Applied Meteorology classes, for meteorology tutoring and for student research. Students access around 600 GB of…

Microprocessors and embedded systems have become ubiquitous elements of almost every device and system in use today ranging from automotive, to aerospace, to medical…

This laboratory supports courses in the College of Engineering curriculum in materials science and engineering. Additionally, it serves several faculty research programs…

Used for upper level laboratory classes in Modern Physics and Optics and provides equipment and space for small or short term undergraduate project needs. When students “just…

Used for Astronomy classes and a wide variety of short-term and long-term undergraduate student/faculty projects in Optical and Radio Astronomy. Typically 6-10 student…

Used for studying the properties of cosmic ray muons, subatomic particle produced in the earth’s upper atmosphere but visible all the way down to sea level. The physical…

Power Systems is a senior level course studying the essentials of electrical power distribution, electronic conversion between power forms and common power consuming…

The Propulsion Laboratory consists of development and testing facilities for air-breathing and rocket propulsion systems and components. Current student projects being…

The Raisbeck Design Studio is a 3-room suite in the new STEM Building that complements the Aeronautical Engineering Design Lab in AC1 for senior capstone design pro…

The Rapid Prototyping Laboratory supports all students on Prescott campus for their capstone design projects and class projects and assignments as well as all faculties…

Embry-Riddle Prescott's S. Harry Robertson Aircraft Accident Investigation Laboratory (Crash Lab) is the most comprehensive facility of its kind and the only fully scenario-based…

Opened in 2009, Embry-Riddle Prescott's Robertson Aviation Safety Center II is home to the Industrial Hygiene Laboratory, the Ergonomics Laboratory, and the Aviation…

The Space Robotics Laboratory suite consists of the Space Robotics Classroom (STEM 109), the Space Robotics Laboratory (STEM 108), and a research breakout room (STEM…

The Simulation Sciences Games and Animation Lab is a general teaching lab, in addition to being a lab for students to complete homework and projects necessary for coursework…

One of the many research labs in the Aerospace Experimentation and Fabrication building, or AXFAB, this lab is used by both Engineering and Physics majors for research…

This is one of the most interesting and dynamic laboratories in the AXFAB facility. Its main purpose is to allow students to use the Unholtz-Dickey two-axis electromagnetic…

The Structures Laboratory is designed to enable students to participate in the testing of full-scale aerospace structures to destruction. The lab has a specialized structures…

The Undergraduate Multiphysics Computation Group (UMCG) prepares students of all majors and disciplines for the systematic and rigorous use of multiphysics computational…

The Margaret T. Morris Wildlife Science Laboratory is where we teach first year Biology labs and conduct undergraduate and faculty research. Although most of our wildlife…

This space is both a classroom and a laboratory for aerodynamics courses. Both teaching and testing take place here, allowing students both a theoretical and hands-on…