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The Space Science and Engineering Laboratory at Montana State University (MSU)
is an interdisciplinary center of expertise with faculty, staff, and facilities
for space research and space technologies. The laboratory enables students and
faculty in the sciences and engineering disciplines to conduct space science
research through the development of space hardware instrumentation. SSEL was
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MSU instrument headed to space on NASA rocket
August 8, 2024

The instrument will take the first high-resolution, far-ultraviolet readings of
the entire sun during its five-minute mission.



Montana State doctoral student receives
February 12, 2024

Hezekiah Austin, a Ph.D. candidate in electrical engineering, received two
payloads from the International Space Station containing MSU’s RadPC.



MSU researcher to present on space computers
April 13, 2023

Brock LaMeres will give a talk April 19 as part of a lecture series at the
Museum of the Rockies.



MSU students deliver computer for NASA mission
December 1, 2022

Engineering graduate students Chris Major and Jake Davis took the latest
prototype of the MSU-developed radiation-tolerant computer called RadPC to
Firefly Aerospace's facility in Austin, Texas.



MSU researcher looks for answers in the sun
July 26, 2022

Catharine "Cappy” Bunn, a physics doctoral student and FINESST fellow, is
researching how the sun's magnetic field might explain the star's super heat.



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