[Hi, I am sending this note to all local mailing lists I am a part of, to allow small satellite enthusiasts / experimenters to take advantage of our research work at GWU. Perhaps you could forward it to your friendly neighborhood educational institution and affiliate looking for a method to put up long duration missions in space - and in most probability head past Low Earth Orbit within a decent time frame - referrals requested - Samudra N3RDX ]
3/10/2014 On behalf of the Micro-propulsion and Nanotechnology Laboratory, and Dr. Michael Keidar, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at George Washington University, I am attaching the formal announcement of OMXP. I hope all of you will consider making use of this innovative program from our laboratory to enable your institution's CubeSat projects to include one or more channels of small form, efficient and safer electric propulsion subsystem at very low cost. If you are interested to know more details, or wish to discuss specialized applications of (electric) micro-propulsion in CubeSats, please follow the contact instructions in the attached PDF. We are in the process of setting up an online application portal soon. Regards to all. -- Samudra Haque Ph.D Student Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering George Washington University
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