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The researchers ready for the James Webb Space Telescope
The researchers ready for the James Webb Space Telescope
Part I: An interview with Taylor Bell
What does science mean to you?
What does science mean to you?
For this bonus episode of For the Love of Science, 14 current and alumni researchers at the Bay Area Environmental Research Institute…
Alex Sehlke on the next generation of space exploration, collecting water on the Moon, and making…
Alex Sehlke on the next generation of space exploration, collecting water on the Moon, and making…
Dr. Alex Sehlke is a geologist working for BAERI at NASA Ames Research Center. He brings his background of volcanology and field work to…
Exoplanets! — Part 2
Exoplanets! — Part 2
This two-part series is all about exoplanets, planets outside of our solar system, and how they and the stars they orbit are a key part of…
Exoplanets! — Part 1
Exoplanets! — Part 1
This two-part series is all about exoplanets, planets outside of our solar system, and how they and the stars they orbit are a key part of…
The people helping make Earth Science research possible
The people helping make Earth Science research possible
In this episode we speak with two team members of NASA’s Earth Science Project Office (ESPO), and learn about the essential, behind the…
NASA’s Student Airborne Research Program: A unique NASA internship
NASA’s Student Airborne Research Program: A unique NASA internship
In this episode Dr. Emily Schaller talks about running SARP, a unique NASA internship that gives undergraduate students hands-on experience…
Accelerating Minority Representation in the Geosciences: A discussion with Dr. Susan Hoban
Accelerating Minority Representation in the Geosciences: A discussion with Dr. Susan Hoban
An introduction to SaSa (The Student Airborne Science Activation Program, or “now” in Kiswahili) was published last week on nasa.gov, in…
Connecting Tribal Lands with NASA Remote Sensing Data
Connecting Tribal Lands with NASA Remote Sensing Data
Remote sensing is a powerful tool — it can be used to map the topography of the ocean floor, track the ash plume of an erupting volcano…
In Conversation, Scientists at BAERI: Dr. Juan Torres-Perez
In Conversation, Scientists at BAERI: Dr. Juan Torres-Perez
Dr. Juan Torres-Perez is a coral reef biologist working for BAERI at NASA Ames Research Center. Originally from Puerto Rico, he works at…
Kepler’s Guest Observer Office made it possible for anyone to discover a planet
Kepler’s Guest Observer Office made it possible for anyone to discover a planet
For the Love of Science — Episode 1
Climate scientist Samuel LeBlanc is working to reduce of the biggest uncertainties in climate…
Climate scientist Samuel LeBlanc is working to reduce of the biggest uncertainties in climate…
As complex as they are, climate models do an impressively good job at modeling the Earth’s past, present, and future climate. The first…