Poster session
ASU NASA Space Grant Undergraduate Research Poster Session
Arizona State University’s NASA Space Grant program proudly hosts its annual undergraduate research poster session. Students from a wide range of science and engineering disciplines will present the results of their academic year research projects to the ASU community.
Examples of past presentation topics include:
- Advancements in aerospace alloys
- Detection of exoplanets using ChatGPT
- The search for ammonia oxidizers in Yellowstone
- Meteorite imaging techniques
- Highlights from our ASCEND program
- Results from the two-year National Eclipse Ballooning Project
This event offers a unique opportunity for the ASU community to explore innovative student research and engage directly with the researchers.
Time: 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Interdisciplinary Science and Technology,
Building 4 (ISTB4)
Gallery of Exploration,
781 E. Terrace Mall, Tempe.
Contact: Desiree D. Crawl
Coordinator Sr., ASU/NASA Space Grant
[email protected]
Since 2006, the Arizona NASA Space Grant program has awarded over 2,000 internships. Each participant leads a project with a reportable outcome, and this poster session marks their first opportunity to showcase their work.
We invite you to stop by, support these talented students, and learn more about the exciting research being conducted throughout the year.