Intern at NASA Langley Research Center.
Read MoreMeghan Dorn and Mario Cabrera are New York Space Grant NASA Fellows in the infrared detector lab run by Judy Pipher, Bill Forrest, and Craig McMurtry at the University of Rochester in the Physics and Astronomy Department. Since 2004, the Infrared Detector (IR) Lab has been affiliated with the proposed space mission NEOCam - Near-Earth Object Camera. The mission is intended to identify the orbit and measure the size of solar system objects that may be potentially hazardous to the Earth.
Read MoreRachel Suitor, of University at Buffalo, was a New York Space Grant Intern at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in the summer of 2018.
Read MoreThe Space Shuttle Pavilion at Intrepid showcases the space shuttle Enterprise, the prototype NASA orbiter that paved the way for the space shuttle program. Seventeen dynamic exhibit zones feature original artifacts, photographs, audio, and films that immerse visitors in the science and history of Enterprise and the space shuttle era. Hours, exhibits, and ticket information can be found at the Interpid Museum website.
Read MoreHunter Rouillard, an undergraduate student at Rochester Polytechnic University, flattens a holographic grating that is the primary light collector for the MOST telescope. New York Space Grant funded an initiation grant to prototype this game changing telescope.
Read MoreVictoria Butler, a New York Space Grant NASA Fellow at RIT (left), is shown with Caltech grad student Yun-Ting (center), and TIME PI Abby Crites (right) covering one input to the detectors in a material called Mylar. This will help prevent stray radio frequency signals from reaching the instrument.
Read MoreKeiko Nagami of Stony Brook University was a New York Space Grant Intern at NASA Ames Research Center. She used Computational Fluid Dynamics to model fluid flows in a wind tunnel to recommend a solution for flow unsteadiness.
Read MoreIntern at Moog.
Read MoreIntern at Moog.
Read MoreIntern at NASA Glenn Research Center.
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