About the Science Research and Projects Division
The mission of the Science Research and Projects Division at Marshall Space Flight Center is to expand scientific knowledge and explore the Earth and our universe in support of National and Agency goals. We are comprised of NASA civil servants and colleagues working in alliance with academia, US federal agencies, and international partners to develop space, airborne, and ground-based capabilities to better understand our home planet and its space environment.
SPRD Scientist, Phil Stahl (ST10) is virtually judging the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) on behalf of the International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE). Of the many 1000s of projects from around the world, 22 were selected for …
SRPD Scientist is a Judge at the International Science and Engineering Fair Read More »
Patrick N. Gatlin: Early Career Achievement Medal Tyson B. Littenberg: Early Career Achievement Medal Renee C. Weber: Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal Michael S. Briggs: Exceptional Public Service Medal Brian D. Ramsey: Exceptional Service Medal Andrew L. Molthan: Equal Employment Opportunity …
Congratulations to our 2020 Agency and Center Honor Award Winners Read More »
Walt Petersen, Deputy Division Manager of Marshall’s Science Research and Projects Division, was notified that he has been selected to be a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society (AMS). The AMS is a professional science society that serves the global …
Walt Petersen Selected as Fellow of the American Meteorological Society Read More »
On January 8, 2020, Michael Goodman received the Martha Maiden Lifetime Achievement Award in Bethesda, MD. This award is issues by the Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) and recognizes outstanding service to the community by individuals who have …
SRPD Assistant Manager, Michael Goodman, Receives Lifetime Achievement Award Read More »
The Science Research and Projects Division wants to congratulate our 2020 TIP awardess. Michelle Hui’s research, “Pulse Shape Discrimination for Gamma-ray Detection on SmallSat” was selected. Linda Krause’s research, “Charge Analyzer Responsive to Local Oscillations (CARLO)” was selected. Ken Kobayashi’s …
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