Arizona State University (ASU) is a public research university with significant involvement in space exploration. ASU designs and builds spaceflight hardware and leads NASA missions, including the upcoming Psyche mission and LunaH-Map. They develop instruments for missions to the Moon, asteroids, and other planets, partnering with organizations like NASA and the U.S. Space Force. ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration focuses on interdisciplinary research, combining science, engineering, and education.
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Fields of The World (FTW) is a global project developed by Taylor Geospatial, NASA Harvest, Microsoft AI for Good Lab, the Arizona State University, Washington University in St. Louis, and Clark University.
Michael Line is an associate professor at Arizona State University and a coauthor of the WASP-189b study.
An international team of astronomers led by Jorge Antonio Sanchez of Arizona State University observed WASP-189b with the IGRINS infrared spectrograph on Gemini South in Chile.
Arizona State University, in a project funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation, is collaborating with BioServe Space Technologies to study how germicidal ultraviolet light affects the formation of biofilms in space-based water systems.
The Arizona State University and BioServe study aims to inform new methods to protect life support systems during spaceflight and reduce biofilm-related challenges on Earth.
Arizona State University flew a thermal-infrared camera aboard Dawn Aerospace’s Aurora spaceplane.
The Naval Research Laboratory partnered with Cheryl Nickerson’s research group at Arizona State University to reproduce MELSP findings using a Rotating Wall Vessel bioreactor that simulates low-shear microgravity on Earth.
The LifeSpringsMars Working Group includes scientists and industry experts from Curtin, Edith Cowan University, Arizona State University, the University of Auckland, and international robotics partner companies.
Mikhail Yu. Zolotov, a scientist at Arizona State University, joined the study as a co-author.
Danuri carries ShadowCam, a NASA-funded instrument built at Arizona State University to collect high-resolution images of the moon’s permanently shadowed regions to ascertain the distribution and accessibility of water ice and other volatiles.
Astrobotic is partnering with Arizona State University to complete the large payload delivery and hosting services study that will focus on adapting Astrobotic’s Griffin-class lunar lander to deliver payloads to Mars from orbit.
Arizona State University manages and operates the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC).
Technical Area 2 contractors Intel Federal and Arizona State University are designing the back end of the terminal, a reconfigurable modem that can support multiple optical waveforms up to 100 Gbps on a single wavelength.
Planet and Arizona State University have collaborated since 2016 on programs including the Planet Incubator Program within ASU’s Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science.
ThinkOrbital partnered with Redwire, KMI, and Arizona State University to win two research contracts worth $260,000 under the U.S. Space Force Orbital Prime program for in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing.
The second technical area teams selected to develop a reconfigurable optical modem that supports up to 100 Gbps on a single wavelength are II-VI Aerospace and Defense, Arizona State University, and Intel Federal, LLC.
Arizona State University is a selected performer in Space-BACN Technical Area 2 to develop a reconfigurable optical modem that supports up to 100 Gbps on a single wavelength.
The second technical area teams aiming to develop a reconfigurable optical modem that supports up to 100 Gbps on a single wavelength are II-VI Aerospace and Defense, Arizona State University, and Intel Federal, LLC.
The E-THEMIS thermal emission imaging instrument was delivered to JPL by the Arizona State University team developing the instrument.
Barry Matsumori holds a bachelor’s degree in business from Arizona State University.