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Virginia Tech boosts space science and engineering research and education with investment in technology
The technology will better position Virginia Tech to participate in high-profile small satellite missions and increase research opportunities in space science and technology, as well as space traffic management.
ThickSat satellite built by Virginia Tech students is headed to space
The project provided students with a unique opportunity to design, develop, test, and monitor their own experimental payload, and see it successfully launched into space.
Class of 2020: N. Agastya Balantrapu seeks to inspire and teach the next generation of engineers
During his time at Virginia Tech, Balantrapu has transformed into an outstanding researcher and leader, preparing him for a career in academia or industry.
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