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UT System and NASA Sign Space Act Agreement to Advance Research, Workforce Development, and STEM Engagement

by Angelica Kruizinga

An illustration of NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft.

Space Research at UT: Microbes, Satellites and Deep Space Discoveries

Angelica Kruizinga

by Angelica Kruizinga

Texas Engineer Lori Magruder.

Lori Magruder Elected Associate Fellow of AIAA

Angelica Kruizinga Lori Magruder, an associate professor in the Department of…

by Angelica Kruizinga

A rendering of the NISAR satellite in space.

Texas Engineer Joins NISAR Satellite Science Team

Angelica KruizingaA first-of-its-kind satellite just launched into space to map…

by Angelica Kruizinga

ICESat-2 satellite orbiting Earth in space.

Space Laser Tech Maps Mysterious Nearshore Terrain

Angelica Kruizinga

by Angelica Kruizinga

UT Center for Space Research Education and Outreach Department Receives Funding through Texas Space Commission’s Space Exploration and Aeronautics Research Fund (SEARF)

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by Angelica Kruizinga

This true-color image of Kiriwina Island in in Papua New Guinea shows the 55 tracks of ATL24 bathymetry data (top) and the bathymetric elevation profile of the island's lagoon from Point A to Point B (bottom). Credit: Chris Parrish

NASA, CSR, and Oregon State University Collaborate to Release ICESat-2 Global Bathymetry Data Product

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by Angelica Kruizinga

Texas Engineer Maruthi Akella.

Maruthi Akella Named Fellow of India’s Department of Science and Technology

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by Angelica Kruizinga

CSR Co-Hosts National Defense in Space Summit

Angelica KruizingaThe University of Texas Center for Space Research co-hosted…

by Angelica Kruizinga

UTCSR Education and Outreach Department Receives 2024 Stand Up for STEM Award

Angelica Kruizinga

by Angelica Kruizinga

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