The NASA Planetary Biology Internship Program provides opportunities each year for nine or 10 interns to undertake research at NASA research centers, NASA-sponsored laboratories, and academic institutions. The pursuit of […]
Education and Outreach
ASGSB seeks student delegates for Congressional Visit Day
Dear Colleagues, The American Institutue for Astronautics and Aeronautics (AIAA) is again organizing a Congressional Visit Day, to occur this year on March 17 – 18 in Washington, DC. As […]
Origins Institute, McMaster University: Astrobiology Postdoctoral Fellowship
Applications are invited for an Origins Institute (OI) Astrobiology Postdoctoral Fellowship to commence on, or after Sept. 1, 2009 for an initial period of 2 years, with the possibility of […]
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program: Post-doctoral Research Fellow in Translation Regulation
Immediate openings for enthusiastic Post-doctoral Fellows in the Department of Biochemistry at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. The aim of our laboratory is to understand the molecular interactions that the […]
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program: Bacterial Spore Viability in Extreme Environments
Our group is investigating bacterial spore viability in extreme environments. We currently focus on the following specific areas: (1) development of an endospore viability assay based on dipicolinic acid detection, […]
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program: Planetology
Observations of the surface of the inner planets, the satellites and rings of the outer planets, asteroids and comets across the spectral range from ultraviolet through active and passive microwaves; […]
NASA Ames Office of Education Announces New Cooperative Agreement Opportunity
NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., has released a Cooperative Agreement Notice to solicit proposals to administer the Education Associates Program. The EAP is a unique self-sustaining program […]
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program: Chemical sensors development for space and terrestrial applications
NASA Ames has developed a nanosensor technology for high sensitive and low power chemical sensing using nanostructure, single walled carbon nanotubes (SWNT’s), combined with silicon-based micro fabrication and micromachining process. […]
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program: In-situ active spectrometry analysis techniques for astrobiology applications
We are developing the remote sensing techniques based on combined Raman spectrometer and UV fluorescence instrument suite for biogenic organics detections and characterizations. Our key step is to target the […]
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program: Astromineralogy of Comets and Protoplanetary Disks
Comets are the deep freezers of dust and ices extant in the early solar nebula at the time of the formation of the giant planets. Astromineralogy is the study of […]
