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Ali Kazemian

Assistant Professor & J.W. “Billy” and Janice Maxey Guitreau Professor

Dr. Kazemian specializes in construction automation and robotic construction-scale 3D printing.

Terrestrial and Extraterrestrial Robotic ConstructionConstruction AutomationAdvanced Construction MaterialsConstruction-scale 3D PrintingReal-time Construction Quality Monitoring and Control
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Eric Burns

Associate Professor

Dr. Burns uses multidisciplinary research to understand how the universe works.

AstrophysicsNuclear ScienceGravitational WavesCosmic ExplosionsSupernova
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Tabetha Boyajian

Associate Professor

Dr. Boyajian is active in the fields of stellar interferometry/spectroscopy, exoplanet research, and high angular resolution astronomy.

Stellar CharacterizationTime‑Domain AstrophysicsExoplanet Host StarsAstrophysicsAstronomy
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What might we learn from the Artemis II mission?
Eric Burns

One of the most critical things we're learning from Artemis II is how the human body responds to deep space radiation. In low Earth orbit, we're still partially shielded by Earth's magnetic field. Beyond that, astronauts are exposed to galactic cosmic rays and solar particle events that we can't fully simulate on the ground. The mission is actually carrying organ-on-a-chip devices — tiny engineered tissues — to study in real time how radiation and microgravity affect human health at the cellular level. That's cutting-edge biology happening a quarter million miles from Earth.

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