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South Dakota Student Propelled to NASA Intern →
Undergraduate Student Research Project intern Travis Davis proves that you don't have to go to a large university to get selected for a NASA internship.
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On the Move
08.03.11 - After experiencing the life-changing effects of two NASA Space Grant internships, Martha Mosqueda is paying it forward with research to change the lives of others.
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Students Create Award-Winning ''Green'' Airplane Designs
07.28.11 - The winning design of a NASA student competition to create a new greener aircraft looks a little like a cross between a plane and a Swiss army knife.
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Students Track Disruptive Space Weather in Real Time
07.20.11 - Inexpensive monitors allow high school and college students to detect solar storms as chances for a severe one increase.
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Blog: Earth to Intern →
Step into Andrew Crawford's world as a JPL intern with the Deep Space Network's Antenna Mechanical group as he shares his adventures and enthusiasm for space exploration.
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eXploration Habitat Academic Innovation Challenge
A team from the University of Wisconsin-Madison has been announced as this year’s winner of the X-Hab Academic Innovation Challenge. Learn more about the finalists and their winning designs.
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Learning the Importance of Technical Communication →
University of Maryland student Michael Moraniec's work during his 15-week Undergraduate Student Research Project internship resulted in a technical article soon to be published.
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Students Study The Earth From NASA's Flying Lab
06.27.11 - Almost 30 college students are participating in the 2011 Student Airborne Research Program Earth science flights on NASA's DC-8 June 27-30.
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Tomorrow’s Teachers Hone Skills at NASA’s Pre-Service Teacher Institute
06.23.11 - Student teachers from minority-serving institutions are discovering ways of motivating and engaging young students to learn math and science. They are attending a two-week summer workshop, as part of NASA’s Pre-Service Teacher Institute (PSTI) at NASA’s Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif.
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Spring 2011 Outstanding Johnson Space Center Mentor →
Scott Wood, Ph.D., senior scientist for the Division of Space and Life Sciences at NASA's Johnson Space Center, is honored for his work as a mentor for the Undergraduate Student Research Project.
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The Desire to Explore
06.15.11 - From lunar landings to distant stars, Carlotta Pham's NASA internships presented a universe of opportunity.
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Above Average Results
06.08.11 - On his way to a NASA career, research engineer Quenton Bonds was an entrepreneur, a high school science teacher and a participant in multiple NASA student projects.
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Robot Protection
06.1.0.11 - NASA intern Ashley Allman helped develop a program to help keep Robonaut 2 and astronauts on the space station safe.
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Students Dig In at NASA Lunabotics Mining Competition
More than thirty university teams putting their remote-controlled excavators, called Lunabots, to work.
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Chief Technologist Visits Colorado
05.02.11 - NASA Chief Technologist Bobby Braun visited Colorado last week, meeting with state officials, industry leaders and university faculty and students.
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Celebrating Prior Service: Veterans of USRP →
With Memorial Day right around the corner, the Undergraduate Student Research Program recognizes the contributions of veterans to USRP and to NASA.
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Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer →
The STS-134 crew will deliver this state-of-the-art particle physics detector to the International Space Station.
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Meet the Steely-Eyed Rocket Girls
04.15.11 - A first-time team from University of Alabama rises to the challenge of NASA's University Student Launch Initiative.
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NASA Announces the Winners in Great Moonbuggy Race
NASA's 18th annual Great Moonbuggy Race has raced to a successful finish! And the winners are...
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USRP Intern Helps Create Green Aviation Technology →
Michigan State University student Daniel Alexander spent his 15-week internship studying flight formations and their effect on fuel consumption.