Szansa dla studenta: LUNAR EXPLORATION SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM
Napisane: Wt lis 02, 2010 9:01 pmLunar and Planetary Institute (LPI) zaprasza studentów (mgr i takich prawie mgr)
do udziału w programie księżycowym mającym na celu wybór najlepszego miejsca lądowania misji załogowych i zrobotyzowanych.
Jeżeli znacie zainteresowaną tematem młodzież to przekażcie info, bo jest duża szansa dla ludzisk z Polski na fajny kawałek nauki, właściwie za free...
The LPI invites applications from graduate students in geology, planetary science,
and related programs. The program is also open to undergraduate
students in geology, astronomy, chemistry, and physics with at least
50 semester hours of credit. The goal of this program is to integrate
NASA's lunar science priorities with the exploration components of the
Constellation program. This will be a unique team activity that should
foster extensive discussions among students and senior science team
members. The 10-week program runs from May 31, 2011, through August 5,
2011. Selected interns will receive a $5000.00 stipend to cover the
costs associated with being in Houston for the duration of the program.
Additionally, U.S. citizens will receive up to $1000.00 in travel
expense reimbursement, and foreign nationals will receive up to $1500
in travel expense reimbursement. Please pass this information on to
any students who might be interested. Application deadline is
January 21, 2011.
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar_intern/
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do udziału w programie księżycowym mającym na celu wybór najlepszego miejsca lądowania misji załogowych i zrobotyzowanych.
Jeżeli znacie zainteresowaną tematem młodzież to przekażcie info, bo jest duża szansa dla ludzisk z Polski na fajny kawałek nauki, właściwie za free...
The LPI invites applications from graduate students in geology, planetary science,
and related programs. The program is also open to undergraduate
students in geology, astronomy, chemistry, and physics with at least
50 semester hours of credit. The goal of this program is to integrate
NASA's lunar science priorities with the exploration components of the
Constellation program. This will be a unique team activity that should
foster extensive discussions among students and senior science team
members. The 10-week program runs from May 31, 2011, through August 5,
2011. Selected interns will receive a $5000.00 stipend to cover the
costs associated with being in Houston for the duration of the program.
Additionally, U.S. citizens will receive up to $1000.00 in travel
expense reimbursement, and foreign nationals will receive up to $1500
in travel expense reimbursement. Please pass this information on to
any students who might be interested. Application deadline is
January 21, 2011.
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar_intern/
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