LaSPACE Deadlines:
- ACES: CLOSED
- CSG: OPEN
- Fellowships: 04/30/2012
- GSRA: 04/27/2012
- HASP: 12/2011
- HE/SD: OPEN
- Internship: CLOSED
- K-12/Outreach: OPEN
- LURA: 4/27/2012
- MRS: OPEN
- PACER: CLOSED
- REA: 05/04/2012
- RIG: OPEN
- URP: OPEN
- DART2: 10/13/2011
- DART2 Travel: OPEN
- STARS: OPEN
LaSPACE Programs:
NASA/EPSCoR Programs:
Contact Information
- Louisiana Space Consortium
- Department of Physics and Astronomy
- 364 Nicholson Hall
- Louisiana State University
- Baton Rouge, La 70803-4001
- Tel: 225-578-8697
- Fax: 225-578-1222
- Email: eads@phys.lsu.edu
WELCOME TO THE LaSPACE Website
The Louisiana Space Consortium
is a member of a nationwide organization that partners NASA with colleges / universities and other space related
institutions to promote scientific research, workforce development, and public outreach to develop and strengthen
long-term research capabilities that will make significant contributions to the research and technology
Mission Directorates of NASA. In turn, this contributes to the overall research infrastructure, science and
technology capabilities, graduate and undergraduate education and economic development of the state. This program is
funded by NASA and the Louisiana Board of Regents. On this web site, we describe the programs conducted by LaSPACE and
also offer useful information for researchers, students, educators and the general public. We welcome comments for
improvements to the content of the site.
Professor and Director
Louisiana Space Consortium
Louisiana NASA EPSCoR
LaSPACE NEWS
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October 1, 2011: HASP Call for Payloads 2012 Released: The HASP Call for Payloads (CFP) 2012 has been released and application
materials are now available on the HASP website "Participant Info" page and the LaSPACE website "Opportunities" page. Student groups
interested in applying for a seat on the September 2012 flight of HASP should download these materials and prepare an application.
A Q&A Teleconference for groups interested in HASP will be held on Friday, November 11, 2011 at 10:00 am (central time).
Applications will be due on Friday, December 16, 2011. See the CFP document for details.
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- 2011 John Mather Nobel Scholar:
The National Space Grant Foundation named Frederick Moxley III as a John Mather Nobel Scholar for 2011. Moxley studies engineering as a PhD
student at Louisiana Tech University, working to correlate solar wind and exosphere data for the moon and Mars. The distinguished prize
includes a $3,000 travel allowance for presenting research at professional conferences. Read more about the award and the other four
recipients at www.spacegrant.org/mather.


