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Going Places: Ann Bui →
Five-time Jet Propulsion Laboratory intern Ann Bui has won an environmental fellowship at her college that will combine her rainfall research at JPL with her interest in vulnerable ecosystems.
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Relevant Research
10.12.10 - Through NASA's Graduate Student Researchers Project, doctoral candidate Rozlyn Chambliss experienced firsthand what it's like to do research in a government research laboratory.
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Comic Relief Helps Explain NASA Science
10.13.10 - Cindi, a spiky-haired android space girl, helps students visualize a NASA mission that produces no pretty pictures.
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Explorer, Primed
10.05.10 - A NASA senior design project led Colin Tilleman into a career in aerospace.
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Petach's Passion for the Unknown
09.21.10 - A Colorado high school student thrives on seeking answers to unanswered questions in Earth and space science.
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Go Backstage With NASA Education
09.28.10 - NASA education writer Heather R. Smith takes readers behind the scenes with a new blog.
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Students Develop Small Satellite with Big Plans
09.20.10 - Firefly will focus on the mystery of near Earth gamma ray flashes, a little understood phenomenon linked to lightning, which scientists hope to answer with this pint-sized satellite.
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Glenn's Student Ambassadors
Ten students who were nominated by NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland are currently participating in the NASA Student Ambassador Program.
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NASA Challenges
NASA's pioneering use of prize competitions and innovation challenges is a dramatic departure from government's traditional "business as usual."
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University Experimenters Sought for Suborbital Rocket Programs
09.10.10 - NASA is seeking university instructors and students to participate in three programs for the novice to the more experienced space researcher.
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New NASA High-Definition App for iPad
09.08.10 - Get the new NASA HD app with expanded content. The application is available free of charge.
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The Power of NASA
08.31.10 - Marie Kingbird-Lowry's research experience with NASA supported a new high-voltage power line and sparked a desire to help her Native American community get involved with NASA projects.
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Ping Pong Balls to Float Crew Capsule Simulator
08.17.10 - When students proposed using ping-pong balls to keep an Orion mockup afloat, NASA engineer David Covington laughed and thought, 'That's the most awesome thing I've heard in a long time!'
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NASA Bids Fond Farewell to Summer's Students
08.24.10 - NASA's Ames Research Center in California acknowledged hundreds of summer interns and their mentors at a farewell commencement.
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LERCIP Participants Share Their Stories
08.17.10 - Learn how these Lewis' Educational & Research Collaborative Internship Project participants got involved and what advice they have for students interested in working for NASA.
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The Mysterious Roving Rocks of Racetrack Playa
08.11.10 - Summer interns from Goddard's Lunar and Planetary Science Academy investigate the persistent question of how these rocks big and small move across two flats in Death Valley.
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A Passion for Scientific Research
08.11.10 - After her freshman year in college, Sherrisse Bryant began doing laboratory research during the summer. After that experience, she didn't want to stop!
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Asteroid Watch →
08.04.10 - Get the latest news about asteroids and other near-Earth objects.
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Exploration of Near Earth Objects Objectives Workshop
Download presentation videos and watch a live webcast of the workshop taking place in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 10-11, 2010.
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Student Scientists Rock On!
07.27.10 - NASA's RockOn workshop lets students fly their experiments on a sounding rocket.