Arizona State University students! The application for the Interplanetary Lab Student Worker position closes this Monday, Nov. 4, at 3 p.m. We’re looking for ASU students who will: ⭐ Design and build small spacecraft with ASU faculty and external companies ⭐ Develop and operate the IPL space environmental testing equipment ⭐ Manage and maintain the IPL facility on Tempe campus and supervise student users Ideal candidates will have: ⭐ Relevant technical experience in areas like: 3D modeling, circuit design, PCB design and assembly, mechanical system design, thermal analysis, embedded system software development, and/or Python and Arduino programming ⭐ Excellent organization, communication and collaboration skills ⭐ 2+ years or 4+ semesters left as an ASU student (undergrad, grad, or undergrad+grad) ⭐ Students majoring in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and/or Software Engineering or with previous radio-frequency engineering or HAM radio experience are especially encouraged to apply Apply Now! ➡️ https://bit.ly/3UytBD0
Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University
Space Research and Technology
Tempe, Arizona 2,221 followers
Advancing society through exploration
About us
Interplanetary Initiative is a leading space center, creating private-public partnerships and driving our positive human space future for exploration by finding the key needs and filling them with interdisciplinary teams. Vision Statement An interplanetary future built upon cooperative and inclusive new structures, systems and perspectives. Our Mission We deploy new ways of building teams and solving problems, at scale, partnered across disciplines, sectors and cultures to shape an inclusive and sustainable interplanetary future.
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https://interplanetary.asu.edu/
External link for Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University
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- Space Research and Technology
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Tempe, Arizona
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- space, space exploration, partnerships, academics, research and development, events, public outreach, projects, education, pilot projects, and innovation
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525 E University Dr
Tempe, Arizona 85281, US
Employees at Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University
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Amy Salzhauer
Founder and Managing Partner at Good Growth Capital
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Jessica Rousset
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Tanja L. Masson-Zwaan
PhD, Asst. Professor, Int. Inst. of Air and Space Law, Leiden University
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Joe DuBois
Sr. Engineer, New Business Development at Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University
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Vampire and zombie stars? Supermassive black holes? A werewolf on the moon?! Join us as we count down our Top 10 spooooookiest space facts in this special Halloween edition of Space for Humans! At Space For Humans, we believe you don’t have to go to space to feel its impact. Join us for weekly videos from Arizona State University faculty and students as we explore how cutting-edge space technologies are already transforming the world around us! Presented by the Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University and EdPlus at Arizona State University. Researched and written by Amanda Kehrberg and Ricardo Leon Hosted by Amanda Kehrberg and Eric Stribling. Directed and edited by Ricardo Leon. With executive producer Matthew Robinson, and associate producers Elizabeth Blythe-Lee, M. Ed. and Dania Wright. #space #spaceeducation #halloween #ASUspace
Top 10 Spooky Space Facts! (Space For Humans Transmission)
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Fall has officially arrived in Arizona with these 70 degree temps! 🍂☕ Grab your favorite hot beverage and browse the latest edition of Interplanetary's newsletter! 🚀 ➡️ https://bit.ly/3UwcEZM This issue highlights our yearlong quest to better understand how space shapes our present and future as an interplanetary species. Check out how you can get involved now! Calling all ASU students interested in aerospace and space research! We have multiple opportunities for you to check out this month! ➡️ https://bit.ly/3UwcEZM Don't forget to sign up for our future newsletters so you can stay up to date on all the news and events we have to offer! ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ecJ3vg
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AZ Space-Edge innovators gather! The Arizona-based cohort had a productive time networking and connecting with entrepreneurs, economic development leaders and space health experts during an Interplanetary- hosted lunch at the Tempe campus! They also enjoyed an exclusive tour the Interplanetary Lab led by our Student Lifeguards, Ishi S. Members from the cohort reflected on the journey so far. Jodi Ash from MedAire, a company specializing in emergency medicine, said, "space is new to us, so we are gaining a lot from the accelerator in terms of understanding how much research we need to do in order to enter the space industry." Mark you calendars for Jan 22, 2025, for the showcase event, where the Space-Edge cohort will share their exciting work. Learn more about the cohort here: www.space-edge.org/cohort And drop a comment below to show the teams your support! #ASUSpace Space-Edge is a collaboration between Arizona State University, Blue Origin, Space Foundation, University of Central Florida, University of Florida, and Vanderbilt University. The Arizona cohort includes team members from Axon Logic (Andrei Mikhailov), BlackStar Orbital, MedAire, NeoMatter, and ProblemsSolvedAerospace(PSA)
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In the spirit of big questions driving our Space Futures Forward, we’re sharing Visions, Ventures, Escape Velocities—a must-read that tackles why we should go to space. Is it to learn more about the universe and our place in it? To extract resources, conduct commerce, or demonstrate national primacy and technological prowess? Or is it to live and thrive in radically new human communities? This book imagines the future of space at the intersection of public and private sectors, using the economic and social history of exploration, alongside current scientific research, to create fresh scenarios for the “new space” era. Featuring stories from Madeline Ashby, Stephanie Barnes, Eileen Gunn, Ramez Naam, Carter Scholz, Karl Schroeder, and Vandana Singh, and an interview with Kim Stanley Robinson Read Book: https://lnkd.in/gXnTMV7C Cover Artwork: Maciej Rebisz #ASUSpace #SpaceFutures #Interplanetary #NewSpaceEra #MakeYourSpace Ed Finn, Joey Eschrich, ASU Center for Science and the Imagination
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Big congrats Tim Whitney Jr! 👏 🚀
Co Founder of Circular Earth | Building Business Models for Sustainability Disruption | Space Sustainability Research Fellow
IAC2024 75th Anniversary in Milan that's wrap! From abstract to reality. I authored the original abstract titled, "SDG 17: Mapping opportunity for mutually beneficial partnerships in emerging space ecosystems" that won us selection to present at IAC2024. I presented a research summary of "Partnership Motivation Index" in Technical Session E11.1: Connecting Emerging Space Ecosystems with my colleague Kylie Wetnight. The "PMI" is an analytical framework with qualitative and qualitative input created under the Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University by Director and co author Jessica Rousset. Thank you to Matías Campos Abad, CEO & Founder of Astralintu Space Technologies and Alejandro J. ROMAN MOLINAS, General Director of the Paraguayan Space Agency for hosting us during our session. The room was full of the sometimes abstract "stakeholders" which our project concerns itself with. In that moment, theory became reality. Our presentation was well received by those who are most important to the future of space access, emerging nation representatives and business people. The research we started is being progressed by Arizona State University undergrads Drake C. Tasev and Amrit Singh Johal (AJ), with the help of Thunderbird School of Global Management alum Aisha Ndahi. With important connections made, a surplus of data collected, many beautiful Italian moments created, and even many more espresso enjoyed over the 5 days, there's so much to be grateful for. And our work to drive mutually beneficial partnership for capacity building in the space sector only goes further and deeper!
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Great job Christopher Langenderfer! We love to hear it! 👏👏👏
A month ago, I presented my thesis's exploratory findings at the International Studies Association (ISA) West conference in Pasadena, California. I received incredible feedback and made great connections. I feel ten steps closer to addressing my question: "Can Satellite Data Be Used to Track and Predict Ocean Health and Harmful Algal Blooms on the Ecuadorian Coast and in the Galapagos Islands?" I cannot thank my advisor, Eric Stribling, and the Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University enough!
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Congratulations Kylie Wetnight and Tim Whitney Jr on a successful presentation at IAC2024!!! 👏 🚀
🚀 A week ago, I had the honor of presenting my undergraduate honors thesis alongside Tim Whitney Jr at IAC2024 in Milan, Italy. I was part of an undergraduate student research team working to answer the question "How can we accelerate achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals through commercially led capacity-building partnerships with emerging spacefaring nations?" We developed a Partnership Motivation Index that integrates financial, historical, political, and other variables such as capacity sets and gaps to generate a score reflective of a nation or company's partnership potential. Thank you to Jessica Rousset and the Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University team for leading the project and supporting our presentation. Thank you to the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), Kelli Kedis Ogborn, and The Space Foundation for your guidance throughout the project. It was wonderful to reconnect with old friends at IAC and meet new ones! If you are interested in learning more about the project or are interested in getting involved, please don't hesitate to reach out :) #internationalastronauticalcongress2024 #iaf #iac2024 #aerospace #asu
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Space exploration has BIG impacts here on Earth, but they’re not always easy to understand. Enter our explanation superhero: science communication! Science communicators use tools from infographics to Instagram stories to connect us to the information we need and the innovation we crave. It’s science made simple! Watch the latest episode now! https://lnkd.in/gzt3EFmf At Space For Humans, we believe you don’t have to go to space to feel its impact. Join us for weekly videos from ASU faculty and students as we explore how cutting-edge space technologies are already transforming the world around us! Presented by Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University and EdPlus at Arizona State University. Researched, written, and hosted by Shireen Dooling. Directed and edited by Ricardo Leon. With executive producers Matthew Robinson and Eric Stribling, producer Amanda Kehrberg, and associate producers Elizabeth Blythe-Lee, M. Ed. and Dania Wright. #sciencecommunication #spacecommunication #space #ASUspace
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How much do space innovations shape your everyday life? Whether you realize it or not, space technology is behind much of what powers our world—think GPS, weather forecasting, and even your smartphone! We want to hear YOUR take: 👉 How much do space innovations impact your daily life? Join the poll: https://lnkd.in/gge9RUJn #ASUSpace #SpaceFuturesForward #MakeYourSpace #SpaceForHumans #InterplanetaryFuture #SpaceInnovation #BigQuestions #ConnectedWorld #Prosperity Space For Humans, Arizona State University, EdPlus at Arizona State University