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October 3rd
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Michigan Engineering Alumni Society Awards Reception and Dinner
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Michigan Engineering Alumni Society Awards Reception and Dinner
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October 8th - 10th
17th Annual US/Canada Great Lakes Operational Meteorology Workshop
The 17th Annual U.S./Canada Great Lakes Operational Meteorology Workshop offers an...
17th Annual US/Canada Great Lakes Operational Meteorology Workshop
The 17th Annual U.S./Canada Great Lakes Operational Meteorology Workshop offers an...
October 16th
SPRL at 60: Universities and Space Exploration
An open discussion on the role of universities in space exploration and engineering....
SPRL at 60: Universities and Space Exploration
An open discussion on the role of universities in space exploration and engineering....
September 8, 2008
University of Michigan Tenure Track Faculty Positions in Global Change: Cryosphere and Sea-Level Impacts
The University of Michigan’s Departments of Geological Sciences (GS) and Atmospheric Oceanic and Space Sciences (AOSS) announce five tenure-track positions in the field of Global Change: Cryosphere and Sea-Level Impacts. Pending final... (more)
University of Michigan Tenure Track Faculty Positions in Global Change: Cryosphere and Sea-Level Impacts
The University of Michigan’s Departments of Geological Sciences (GS) and Atmospheric Oceanic and Space Sciences (AOSS) announce five tenure-track positions in the field of Global Change: Cryosphere and Sea-Level Impacts. Pending final... (more)
August 26, 2008
Newest Research Center launches web site
Newest Research Center launches web site
The Center for Radiative Shock Hydrodynamics (CRASH), one of only five new predictive science research centers funded last spring, has launched its web site. Visitors to the site at more)
August 12, 2008
SPRL at 60 - Universities and Space Exploration
An open discussion on the role of universities in space exploration and engineering. As interests, funding and project structures change, how should institutions of higher education that are based in hard science research react; how do these changes... (more)
SPRL at 60 - Universities and Space Exploration
An open discussion on the role of universities in space exploration and engineering. As interests, funding and project structures change, how should institutions of higher education that are based in hard science research react; how do these changes... (more)
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SPRL at 60 Universities and Space Exploration
Join us on October 16 & 17, 2008 for an open discussion on the role of universities in space exploration and engineering.
For more information and to register for this event, visit the SPRL at 60 website
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