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NASA SEES Internship
SEES Student Microgravity Research Program
SEES Student Microgravity Research Program
The UT Center for Space Research NASA STEM Enhancement of Earth Science (SEES) Summer Intern Program is a nationally competitive STEM program for high school students. The program provides selected students with exposure to Earth and space research. Interns work directly with experts from NASA, industry, and academia in their field of interest.
SEES Student Microgravity Research Program
SEES Student Microgravity Research Program
SEES Student Microgravity Research Program
By partnering with the Space for Teachers, SEES offers a competitive selection process to fly four students and their research in microgravity onboard a parabolic aircraft. In addition, all student interns work in teams to develop TSL ZQube microgravity experiments, flown on a teacher flight. Data and video are shared out to students and school districts post flight.
The ZQube: A New Microgravity Research Platform
SEES, Space for Teachers, and Twiggs Space Lab are working together to make microgravity research more accessible. The ZQube system is a compact, multi-unit research payload built specifically for the SEES microgravity program. To date, SfT has flown 36 team payloads in microgravity on parabolic aircraft, representing over 250 SEES interns. These projects have been presented at professional conferences, and entered in state and national competitions.
2024-25 SEES Microgravity Research Team
Charlee Chandler, Alabama
Aya Elamrani-Zerifi, Maryland
Aya Elamrani-Zerifi, Maryland
Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation (GVS) and Vestibular-Ocular Reflex (VOR) in Microgravity
Aya Elamrani-Zerifi, Maryland
Aya Elamrani-Zerifi, Maryland
Aya Elamrani-Zerifi, Maryland
Thermocapillary-Induced Bubble Dynamics
Lily Myers, Washington
Lily Myers, Washington
Lily Myers, Washington
Propellant Slosh Damping Using Polyurethane Foam
Nathan Scalf, Kentucky
Lily Myers, Washington
Lily Myers, Washington
Wound Irrigation System for Microgravity
2023-24 SEES Microgravity Reserach Team
Londyn Franklin, Texas
Londyn Franklin, Texas
Londyn Franklin, Texas
Utilizing Polyethylene Terephthalate and Water as Shielding Materials for Astronaut Protection
Aaron Kingslien, Texas
Londyn Franklin, Texas
Londyn Franklin, Texas
1. Dust Mitigation through Fabric Analysis
2. Maneuvering Air Bubbles in Liquids with Diamagnetic Forces
Landry McRoy, North Carolina
Landry McRoy, North Carolina
Landry McRoy, North Carolina
Abnormal Cardiovascular Study in Microgravity
Zoe Zlatic, Missouri
Landry McRoy, North Carolina
Landry McRoy, North Carolina
Testing Procter & Gamble's Water Purification Power in Microgravity