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JPL Annual research Poster Conference

Members of the JPL-University of Michigan Dust-Off! Team show off their work at the JPL Annual Research Poster Conference in November, 2018

JPL-MIT Microfossil Collaboration

JPL-MIT collaboration aimed at understanding the preservation of microfossils from climate extremes at the dawn of complex life. See more here: https://surp.jpl.nasa.gov/sem/

Hybrid Rocket Experiment at UCLA

Hybrid rocket experiment at UCLA involving in situ laser-based sensing of species and temperature in the reaction layer, providing new insights into combustion physics and feedback on motor design.

Experiments in Greenland

Stanford graduate student Sean Peters in Greenland setting up his radio antenna to passively measure the thickness of the ice sheet using the Sun’s natural radio emissions.

JPL collaborates with ASU

JPL and ASU collaborate on Autonomous In-Space Assembly. Read more about it at: https://asunow.asu.edu/20191001-solutions-robot-arms-building-space-asu-nasa-project

Collaboration between JPL and the University of Colorado, Boulder

Collaboration between JPL and the University of Colorado, Boulder used dynamical systems techniques to rapidly design low-thrust trajectories suitable for SmallSats launched as secondary payloads, and enable them to visit Sun-Earth L5 Lagrange point. Read more here: https://surp.jpl.nasa.gov/jpluoc/

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The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has formal strategic partnerships with fourteen universities that have major commitments to space exploration, and broad connections to JPL.

The Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) program supports these partnerships, providing resources to foster strong collaborative relationships. The program works with JPL researchers and our strategic partners to develop new science and technology opportunities, and provide accelerated innovation for NASA’s missions.

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Strategic Partners