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Mission to Mars? Engineers discuss NASA’s innovative Space Launch System
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 20, 2015
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Turning cellulose into biofuel: VU prof, grad student search for key on molecular level
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 20, 2015
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Mars rocket demo wows at Nashville school’s assembly
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 19, 2015
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As tour season heats up, engineering undergrads share love of Vanderbilt
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 17, 2015
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Vanderbilt alum on entrepreneurial success: Money is byproduct, not end product
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 16, 2015
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Engineering’s graduate program is No. 35 in ‘U.S. News’ 2016 rankings
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 10, 2015
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Q&A: Entrepreneur’s favorite virtue is eternal optimism
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 5, 2015
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Sophisticated application of magnetic force enhances laparoscopic surgery
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 3, 2015
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Vanderbilt E-Week promotes engineering for the fun of it
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 2, 2015
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Glencliff High sweeps Saturday’s ASCE Nashville Bridge Building Contest
Should humans go straight to Mars or stop at the moon first? It’s an actual debate in international space exploration circles, NASA engineers told a group of Vanderbilt University School of Engineering students and professors Friday afternoon. It’s also one where NASA has a strong voice — thanks to development… Read MoreMar. 2, 2015