Space trainig and research at the University of Michigan
Space science training and research at University of Michigan - NASA supported programs
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Space science training and research at University of Michigan - NASA supported programs
Computer research at University of Maryland - computer programming and simulation in space science
Space science research at Texas A and M University - heat transfer, molecular structure, impact attenuation, shell structure, muons, and materials science
Space science research at University of California at Los Angeles - magnetic shielded test facility, plasma studies, chemical effects of ionizing uv radiation, and 24 inch telescope
NASA sponsored research in astrophysics and aerospace propulsion and NASA support of graduate education in space sciences and astronautics at Princeton University
Space science research at Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri - cosmic radiation, astrophysics, and spark chamber development
University programs and technology utilization - education and industry
Space science programs at Indiana University - aerospace technology
Industrial application of space science and aerospace technology at University of Maryland
University space science research programs and role of research facility grants
Instability hypothesis versus primordial structure hypothesis to explain origin of universe
Time dependence of fluctuations of density in homogeneous and isotropic models of universe
Theory of data processing systems for university research program, emphasizing time sharing systems
Reliability engineering education at colleges and universities
Scientific NASA program conference in cooperation with West Coast universities
University hybrid computer facilities and instruction program for engineering students
Discrete and continuous models, multivariable and adaptive control, information theory, and design methods - NASA-university conference on manual control
Qualitative arguments against theory of singular origin of universe