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Student Spotlight
August 14, 2008

Emily Chwialkowski is a graduate student in the Department of Space Studies at the University of North Dakota and the recipient of a Space Grant research fellowship.

Chwialkowski (center) "flies" the spacecraft simulator at the University of North Dakota. That simulator was designed and constructed through the financial support of the North Dakota Space Grant Consortium. Also pictured are Pablo de Leon (top), principle investigator for the simulator, and John Polansky, another Space Grant research fellowship recipient.

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April 7, 2008

Nathan Ambler, a UND Space Studies M.S. student, has recently presented his thesis proposal, which involves developing a payload for a High Altitude Student Payload (HASP) flight in September.

The payload will demonstrate (among other things) the effectiveness and value of the experimental ITO SS O3 Sensor, and ruggedness of General Sensor Architecture for Reduced Pressure - Space Environments.

To learn more about Mr. Ambler’s exciting thesis proposal, you can download his PowerPoint presentation here (10.1 MB)