Astrobiology
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Internship 2004
At a Glance 06.18.2005
The 2004 Summer Undergraduate Internship in Astrobiology is a 10-week program for undergraduate students. Students work with a mentor and participate in weekly seminars, laboratory visits, and a field trip to Greenbank Radio Observatory. The SUGIA program culminates with a poster presentation and a brief seminar given during the August 9th NAI Forum in Astrobiology Research (FAR) Seminar.
NAI FAR Seminar a Success!
The 2004 Summer Undergraduate Internship in Astrobiology participants did an excellent job with thier NAI FAR presentations on Monday, August 9, 2004.
Anita Ganesan presents "Smokes and Mirrors: A Spectroscopic Analysis of Interstellar Dust Analogs"
Amanda Cook presented "Interstellar Synthesis of Glycoaldehyde: A Laboratory Study"
Nida Rauf presented "Mapping HDO on Mars"
Marina Yoder presented "Defining the Edge: Plants and the Spectrum of Earthshine"
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