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Former Economic Development Minister David Parker announces the four NASA interns with US Ambassador Scott Brown holding up their inaugural mission patch.
Photo credit: Ola Thorsen, US Embassy
2019 NASA Interns
Over 200 applications were submitted to the New Zealand Space Agency’s call for the 2019 NASA International Internship Programme at the Ames Research Center. From these, seven interns were selected to complete internships.
To find out about their projects and experiences watch their Vlogs
2021 and 2022 NASA JPL Interns
To date, three interns have completed remote internships with NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory as part of the Visiting Student Research Program. See what our JPL interns have to say about their experiences here:
Cloud computing, machine learning and the Hubble Space Telescope
Mikhael Sayat on helping to create the next generation of space-based computers