Cornell University is a major research university with significant involvement in the space industry. It acts as a research institution, contributing to space technology innovation and development through programs like the Space Systems Design Studio and the New York Consortium for Space Technology Innovation and Development. Cornell leads initiatives to boost space technology research and manufacturing, partnering with organizations like NASA and the U.S. Air Force. Key areas of focus include spacecraft structures, space mission design, planetary science, and the development of small satellites. Associated keywords: space technology, research, NASA, spacecraft, space exploration, remote sensing, AI.
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Researchers from Cornell University and the University of Edinburgh collaborated on an experiment to study microbial extraction of platinum group elements from a meteorite in microgravity aboard the International Space Station.
Mario Herrero is the senior author of the study and is the Nancy and Peter Meinig Family Investigator in the Life Sciences and a professor in the Ashley School of Global Development and the Environment within Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
Petro established the Advanced Space Transit and Architectures (ASTRA) Lab at Cornell University in 2020.
Elaine Petro is an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Cornell University.
The team collaborates with Emmanuel Giannelis from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Cornell University.
Cornell University researchers created the first reflectance spectra of colorful microorganisms in Earth's atmosphere.
GO-LoW is a collaboration between Lincoln Laboratory, Haystack Observatory, Lowell University, LeafLabs, and Cornell University.
Buck Associate Professor Dan Winer, MD, is leading a team that includes NASA, ESA, Cornell University, the University of Pittsburgh, and others to study astroimmunology.
Lisa Kaltenegger is the director of the Carl Sagan Institute to Search for Life in the Cosmos at Cornell University.
Jim Bridenstine holds an MBA from Cornell University.
Civil Air Patrol partnered with the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility to etch more than 27,000 CAP member names, 270 Air Force Association StellarXplorers names, an 80th anniversary CAP logo, and messages from CAP and AFA leadership onto a microchip the size of a postage stamp.