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.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
CARB is working with the University of Arizona, JPL, and Arizona State University to use airborne prototypes of Carbon Mapper to demonstrate mitigation and improved accounting with facility operators across California.
California Air Resources Board is working with the University of Arizona, NASA JPL, and Arizona State University to use Carbon Mapper airborne prototypes for mitigation demonstration and improved accounting with facility operators across California.
The Green Drone AZ program involves a partnership between the National Forest Foundation, Northern Arizona University, Arizona State University, the Tonto National Forest, and Phoenix-area public high schools.
LunaH-Map is a six-unit cubesat being built at Arizona State University that NASA selected in 2015 for development and launch on the SLS.
Shea Ferring holds a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Arizona State University.