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It allowed me to go to my internship in 2018 at KSC, otherwise I may not have been able to afford going. That internship also gave me the edge I needed to be accepted into the UNT IRES program, which took place at "the end of the world" in Puerto Williams, Chile.

Bolstered resume and subsequently offered additional professional opportunities

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Science

Magnetospheric Multiscale Observations of the Evolution of Foreshock Transients and their Substructures

Andrew Vu was introduced to plasma physics in an introductory course during his first year at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. “I immediately became enthralled by the rich interplay between plasma and electromagnetic fields that occurs everywhere in the…

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Investigation of Near-Earth or Ionospheric Modification of Pulsating Auroras

For stargazers of the northern hemisphere, seeing a bright and multicolored aurora dance in the night sky is a given. Most of us don't question it, we simply marvel and enjoy the light show. Others however, like scientist Michael Jason Ahrns, ask the big questions. (click on photo for more of…

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Alaska Space Grant Program

Space Systems Engineering Program

Deployable Alaska Research Sail

2018 SSEP Graduation Party

Space Systems Engineering Program

Higher Education Project

Undergraduate field studies across the icefield-to-ocean environment of Southeast Alaska, UAS

James Alves visits the Space Systems Engineering Program

Thanks to James Alves for donating to ASGP so students could tour Clear Space Force Base.

CubeSat Student Workshop

UAF Space Systems Engineering Program students partner with Oregon Space Grant to put on a CubeSat workshop.

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Graduate | Undergraduate

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Pre-college

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Magnetospheric Multiscale Observations of the Evolution of Foreshock Transients and their Substructures

Investigation of Near-Earth or Ionospheric Modification of Pulsating Auroras

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