Rare planetary alignment opportunity next week
Planets and the moon aligned and visible low in the sky June 21-24
Lunar Biology Technology Workshop (LBTech)
A virtual event hosted by the NASA Space Biology Program
April 20-21, 2022
Are you a biologist seeking interaction with engineers to design your ideal experiment? Are you a payload developer looking for insight into how to support the next generation of space experiments? Are you a platform/lunar lander provider interested in learning more about Continue Reading »
Seminar on Space Exploration
Chair’s Distinguished Lecture: Challenges and Opportunities for Space Exploration with Autonomous Small Spacecraft
Oliver Jia-Richards
Doctoral Candidate
Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This seminar will cover some of the research challenges and opportunities for space exploration using autonomous small spacecraft, with an emphasis on the interaction between the propulsion system and
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Doctoral Candidate
Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This seminar will cover some of the research challenges and opportunities for space exploration using autonomous small spacecraft, with an emphasis on the interaction between the propulsion system and
NASA opportunities for undergraduate students
Check out the latest announcements from NASA.
Audience: High School and Undergraduate Students, U.S. and International
Registration Deadline: April 4
Contact: info@glee2023.org
High school and undergraduate students are invited to get involved in lunar exploration as a part of NASA’s Artemis Student Challenges! GLEE is
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Developing Partnerships with the Space Physics Research Laboratory -SPRL
The University of Michigan Space Institute and the Space Physics Research Laboratory (SPRL) invite you to join us to learn more about SPRL and how to develop partnerships with SPRL.
SPRL Director Sue Lepri and Managing Director Patrick McNally will discuss SPRL capabilities (technology development, hardware expertise, project management, etc.) and some current and past
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UM Space Institute: Spaceflight PI Launchpad Discussion Group
Fridays, February – April
The University of Michigan Space Institute is convening a weekly discussion group around the presentations from the latest NASA PI Launchpad Workshop. We welcome interested faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and senior PhD students to join in this conversation. The meetings will be held on Fridays from February through April.
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MICHR and Space Institute join forces
The Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Care (MICHR), in collaboration with the Space Institute, hosts a Research Jam to spur discussions and collaborations on Space Medicine. Read the call and take the survey!
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Space Institute December Newsletter!
The very first issue of our Newsletter was just sent out to Institute’s affiliates!
Do you want to be the first to know about our news, events, and all about Space-related activities on and off campus? Make sure to register as a UM Space Institute affiliate to regularly receive our Newsletter!
NASA Spaceflight Virtual Symposium
NASA Spaceflight for Everybody Virtual Symposium – November 8-10, 2021
NASA continues to extend spaceflight opportunities through Leadership, Diversity, Inclusion, Innovation, and Precision Medicine.
The purpose of the symposium is to communicate the current state of NASA spaceflight health knowledge. Speakers will highlight NASA’s operational medicine and biomedical research findings that are establishing how the Continue Reading »
SpaceComm Summit – January 10-12, 2022
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Prices Increase SUNDAY, October 31
This is your final chance to save BIG on the first commercial space event of the year! Prices increase this Sunday, October 31 at midnight.
SpaceCom & the 48th Spaceport Summit are teaming up for a progressive program that provides the latest-breaking big picture insights and critical industry outlooks. Programming Continue Reading »