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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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The Secret to My STEM Success →
Read about Undergraduate Student Research Project alumna Elizabeth Lanzarone’s journey from intern to Boeing employee and her advice for future STEM industry hopefuls.
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Harvesting Energy
03.30.11 - An all-female team of NASA scholars investigates using nanotechnology and microgravity to improve the lifespan of batteries.
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Short Takeoff and Landing
03.30.11 - Winning a NASA challenge to design the aircraft of the future was the takeoff that one aerospace engineering student needed to land a NASA internship.
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The Women of USRP →
NASA's Undergraduate Student Research Project has women coordinators at ten NASA centers. Find out what led them to a career in NASA Education and what they look for when selecting interns.
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NASA's 18th Annual Great Moonbuggy Race, April 1-2
02.17.11 - 84 teams of future engineers will demonstrate their ingenuity at NASA's 18th annual Great Moonbuggy Race, set for April 1-2 in Huntsville, Ala.
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NASA "Can Crush" Test Set for March 23, 2011
NASA is set to conduct an innovative engineering test to help improve future heavy-lift launch vehicles design. Watch the event live online.
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USRP Intern Helps Redesign Medical Kits →
Milwaukee School of Engineering student Stefanie Gonzalez spent her 15-week internship redesigning and testing medical kits headed to the International Space Station.
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'Embrace Your Inner Nerd'
03.09.11 - NASA intern Kyle Lewis found that an experience like his time at Wallops Flight Facility "can satisfy even the thirstiest minds."
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USRP Intern Flies Toward a Quieter Tomorrow →
During a 15-week internship through the Undergraduate Student Research Project, University of Florida student Robert Reger studied ways to quiet sonic booms.
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Flying High and Fast
03.02.11 - Retired NASA pilot Charlie Justiz' most memorable moments are of hearing astronauts tell their tales and chasing the space shuttle as it made its re-entry.
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NASA Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunity
This video segment shows and describes microgravity training and extravehicular activities in space.
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"STEM Pipeline" Breeds New Opportunities →
The Undergraduate Student Research Project has opened new doors for intern Daniel Miladinovich and allowed him to develop a network that will one day lead to a career in the STEM workforce.
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STS-133: Delivering the Future
10.26.10 - Included in the payload of Discovery's final flight will be the humanoid robot Robonaut 2.
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University of Kentucky Experiments with Radiation
02.16.11 - The University of Kentucky charts the way for university students to perform experiments on the International Space Station.
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USRP Celebrates African-American Contributions to NASA →
Check out profiles of African-American students participating in the Undergraduate Student Research Project this spring.
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USRP Intern Investigates Matters of the Heart →
During her Undergraduate Student Researchers Project internship at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Ariane Callender studied cardiovascular health.
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A Woman in Aerospace
02.09.11 - Two-time NASA intern Whitney Lohmeyer is recipient of the inaugural Women in Aerospace Foundation Scholarship.
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NASA USRP Intern Experiments With Fire →
During a 15-week internship through the Undergraduate Student Research Project, Kevin Swenson researched combustion in microgravity.
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USRP Intern Finds Hope Through STEM →
Undergraduate Student Research Program intern Vincent Llamas gained work experience and confidence through his NASA internship.