NASA Fundamental Physics Workshop Save The Date!

Announcing the 2023 NASA Fundamental Physics Workshop! Save the date for May 23-25, 2023 in Santa Barbara, California.

The workshop will focus on transformative fundamental physics research and new space experimentation. The National Academies Decadal Survey on Biological and Physical Sciences Research in Space 2023-2032 is expected to be released in June 2023.

All interested scientists, researchers, and government agency representatives are invited to participate. The participation of the current NASA-funded investigators or their representatives is kindly requested. Workshop participants are invited to submit abstracts for contributed talks and posters as part of their registration.

Further details, venue arrangements, and registration are provided HERE

Sign Up to Judge 66th State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa

66th State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa! Sign up to judge!

When: March 30th and 31st 7AM-3PM
Where: Hilton Coliseum (1705 Center Dr, Ames, IA)

SSTFI is the largest STEM competition in Iowa for 5-12th grade youth. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided.

The State Science & Technology Fair of Iowa (SSFTI), a program of Iowa 4-H, is inviting you to come judge the 66th annual fair. Held at Hilton Coliseum, the SSTFI is an opportunity for youth in 6-12th grade to share their STEM research projects and compete for over $80,000 in prizes, awards, scholarships, and a chance to win a trip to the International Science & Engineering Fair to present their research.

We would love to have you be apart of the fair by helping judge. We have 15 different categories you can enter to judge. This year is a two-day event for all youth 6-12 grade in the state of Iowa. Sign up and bring a friend, colleague, neighbor or two!

Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided along with the opportunity to find out about research going on around the state! Please consider signing up to help.

NASA Economic Impact Report

Read the NASA Economic Impact Report! NASA’s Economic Benefit Reaches All 50 States. Iowa is featured on pages 162-165 on the full report. Please visit HERE to view both the summary and full study of the report.

Quick facts on the report:

  • Every state in the country benefits economically through NASA activities. Forty-six states have an economic impact of more than $10 million. Of those 46 states, nine have an economic impact of $1 billion or more.
  • Scientific research and development, which fuels advancements in science and technology that can help improve daily life on Earth and for humanity, enjoys the largest single-sector impact, accounting for 20% of NASA’s overall economic output.