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The engineering class of Princeton professor Jeremy Kasdin toured JPL and presented their work on an exoplanet mission concept to a group of JPL's Team X engineers who have contributed to missions ranging from GRACE to the Mars rovers. Both students and engineers alike enjoyed the exchange of ideas.
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Welcome
JPL is committed to working with universities to accomplish the nation's space exploration goals. Strong collaborative relationships with the academic community provide accelerated innovation for NASA's missions as well as the discovery of new science and technology opportunities for the future. JPL has formal strategic relationships with ten universities with major commitments to space exploration. By cultivating collaborative efforts of mutual strategic value, we anticipate positive impact on our combined science and technology research portfolios, on our capabilities, and on our missions. The Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) office was established to encourage and support these relationships.
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02.08.2013 - The JPL Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) Program provides resources to initiate and cultivate collaborative efforts of mutual strategic value for NASA research and missions between JPL and 
02.08.2013 - The JPL Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) Program is soliciting one-page concept papers for the FY 2014 funding cycle for collaborative research with our established Strategic Partners
Strategic Partners
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Carnegie Mellon University
Dartmouth College Georgia Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Stanford University
University of Arizona
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Michigan
University of Southern California University of Texas at Austin
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