Horus Dalcour

Horus Dalcour

Biography

Horus Dalcour is a sophomore at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering with a minor in Applied Mathematics. As a first-generation college student from the South Side of Chicago, he is driven to use engineering as a tool for innovation and community impact. His academic work centers on computational analysis of advanced materials under dynamic loading and the development of multifunctional energy systems for aerospace applications. He has also contributed to engineering design efforts in the energy sector, collaborating on technical blueprint development and system refinement. Horus’ broader interests span hypersonic aerothermodynamics, advanced propulsion, and sustainable energy technologies. He is currently developing independent research on an on-demand hydrogen combustion system aimed at rethinking propulsion efficiency. He aspires to pursue graduate study and conduct research that advances next-generation aerospace systems, while creating technologies that expand access and opportunity. Through the MIT Summer Research Program, he seeks to deepen his research experience and engage in rigorous, collaborative inquiry at the forefront of engineering innovation.