New FTPP Marketing Intern Excited to Gain Hands-on STEM Experience
Alexis Carter is the new summer marketing intern for Future Technologies & Enabling Plasma Processes (FTPP), a National Science Foundation…
Future Technologies & enabling Plasma Processes (FTPP)
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Ph.D. Student Publishes Research Paper on Martian Dust Storms
FTPP is proud to recognize CSPAR student Chali Idosa Uga on the publication of his first major paper for his…
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International Space Weather Camp 2026
The International Space and Weather Camp (ISWC) has impacted hundreds of students over the past fifteen years bringing an innovative…
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Graduate Student First-Author Publications — Space Science at UAH
Graduate students in the Department of Space Science at The University of Alabama in Huntsville continue to lead impactful research…
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FTPP Annual Meeting 2026
Dear FTPP Colleagues, The 2026 FTPP Annual Meeting will be held on May 6–8, 2026, at the Academic Classroom and Laboratory…
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FTPP funds student’s science development as he explores plasma’s effect on lab-grown cancers
Treating the media in which laboratory cancer cell lines grow with highly energized gas called cold plasma has a beneficial…
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Space Force sees value in spinoff tech launched from USA research funded by FTPP, CPU2AL grants
A spinoff company formed from research partially supported by FTPP has attracted a venture capital firm and a $1.9 million…
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FTPP internship helps student find a great workplace fit
A great fit is good for business, and a great fit is what 2024 University of Alabama at Birmingham graduate…
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Innovative teaching approach results in new framework to understand solar turbulence
A novel, innovative approach to teaching his first doctoral-level introductory fluid and space plasma turbulence class by new assistant professor…
