Research and Publications
Our research interest spans from the development of new instruments and missions for space science to radiative transfer modeling of extrasolar star systems. For our previous work, see our public library from the NASA ADS: UASAL Publications Library and team member individual publications.
A focused list of space telescope development specific publications is also available.
Contact Ewan Douglas if you are interested in joining our team or collaborating.
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Partners and collaborators
Some of UASAL’s frequent acadamic collaborators include:
- The Large Optics Fabrication and Test Lab: UA LOFT.
- The eXtreme-Wavefront Control Lab: UA XWCL.
- The MIT Space, Telecommunications, Astronomy, and Radiation Lab: MIT STAR Lab.
- The UA Center for Adaptive Optics: CAAO.
- Robotic Exploration Lab in The Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University RexLab
We work closely with industry partners, including:
- DMTelescopes, Dr Jessica Gersh-Range
- Lockheed Martin as part of the NASA Habitable Worlds Observatory TechMast team
- Neutralino Space Ventures
Support
Our research has been funded by a variety of sponsors including NASA and the Arizona Technology and Research Initiative Fund.
To directly support our work lowering the cost of astronomy from space and developing new technologies that will help astronomers better image extrasolar planets, you can give to the UA Foundation. In the “Other” field, please type either UASAL CubeSats, UASAL Space Coronagraph Optical Bench, or Douglas Lab. For more information, see the Steward Observatory giving page.