District of Columbia Space Grant Consortium
Led by Ankur Purao (Physics Major), and supported by faculty, the students have designed and installed professional-grade radio astronomy equipment at AU’s Airlie property, providing an unprecedented opportunity to conduct research at a level normally reserved for graduate students. This initiative showcases the ingenuity, dedication, and talent of our students, as well as the power of hands-on, interdisciplinary learning fostered through the partnership between the NASA DC Space Grant Consortiu
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- Website: http://www.dcspacegrant.org/
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- Email: day@spacegrant.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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Led by Ankur Purao (Physics Major), and supported by faculty, the students have designed and installed professional-grade radio astronomy equipment at AU’s Airlie property, providing an unprecedented opportunity to conduct research at a level normally reserved for graduate students. This initiative showcases the ingenuity, dedication, and talent of our students, as well as the power of hands-on, interdisciplinary learning fostered through the partnership between the NASA DC Space Grant Consortiu
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