UA Space Grant Success Stories

Space Grant Interns Reman Almusawi and Ruby O'Brien Metzger Featured on KGUN9

UA students Reman and Ruby were interviewed about their Space Grant research, which will impact and enhance dust storm weather advisories

Claire Cook

Claire Cook Receives Excellence in Undergraduate Research Award from the UA College of Science!

Award-winning work on "Searching for Ice in the Southern Hemisphere of Mars Using Radar" recognized.

Adriana Mitchell

Space Grant Interns and Mentors from UA and ERAU Featured in Tucson Tech

Pictured: Adriana Mitchell--a UA Optical Sciences senior and 2017-18 Space Grant Intern--works on CatCam, the camera that will fly on the CatSat satellite

Portrait of Cathryn Sephus

Congratulations current UA Space Grant Undergraduate Research Intern, Cathryn Sephus, for receiving a Galileo Circle Scholarship!

The Galileo Circle is a community of engaged individuals whose support is vital to the continued excellence of the College of Science at the University of Arizona.

Adams alongside the 122-year-old 24" Alvin Clark telescope at Lowell Observatory

Danielle Adams, 2015-17 UA NASA Space Grant Fellow, Accepts Deputy Director of Marketing and Communications Position at Lowell Observatory

As Deputy Director for Marketing and Communications, Adams is responsible for the strategic marketing of Lowell Observatory.

Space Grant Interns, Alexus Cazares, and Cathryn Sephus

Space Grant Undergraduate Research Interns Participate in First Space Camp at Biosphere 2

Space Grant Interns, Alexus Cazares, and Cathryn Sephus, participated in a pilot program for the first Space Camp at Biosphere 2.

View of the canopy structure of the rainforest, as seen from the ground. (Photo: Marielle Smith)

Check out a recent article co-written by Intern Emily Walla, in UANews!

"A team of ecologists used lidar technology to scan the leaf canopy of an Amazon forest and found that trees responded to drought in some surprising ways."

Angelita Denny interacts with students at STEM Outreach activity.

2002 Space Grant Intern, Angelita Denny, leads STEM Outreach activities on the Navajo Nation.

Angelita Denny, leads STEM Outreach activities on the Navajo Nation, as Department of Energy Legacy Management Site Manager.

Adams, Danielle

2015-17 Space Grant Fellow, Danielle Adams, discusses her current research with AZPM radio.

Danielle Adams discusses her research as a cultural astronomer, someone who studies the astronomical systems of different cultures, often ancient ones.