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DESCRIPTION:In April 1948\, a U.S. Air Force research lab contracted with C
 U Boulder’s physics department to study the Sun by launching instruments
  mounted on surplus World War II rockets. To meet this challenge\, the uni
 versity assembled a team of scientists and engineers\, founding what would
  become CU’s oldest and highest-budget research institute: the Laborator
 y for Atmospheric and Space Physics.\n\nLASP has since become the only aca
 demic research institute in the world to have sent scientific instruments 
 to every planet in our solar system\, plus the Sun and a host of moons. As
  the institute looks ahead to the next 75 years\, its proud tradition of i
 nnovation keeps it at the cutting edge of space science.\n\nThis is a grea
 t tour for your entire family. LASP is 75 years old this year and has been
  a major player in Americas study of space.\n\nThe tour is limited to 30 p
 eople and there will be no refreshments during this event.\n\nAgenda: \n- 
 Start 6:30 pm (Please be prompt)\n- IEEE High Plains Section Business meet
 ing\n- Presentation on “The History of LASP and what LASP does” from t
 he Engineering Director at LASP.\n- Two short presentations from LASP scie
 ntists regarding their favorite instrument and/or space science area of ex
 pertise.\n- Split into two groups for tours of the facility.\n\nBldg: LASP
  Space Technology Bldg.\, 1234 Innovation Drive\, Boulder\, Colorado\, Uni
 ted States\, 80303
LOCATION:Bldg: LASP Space Technology Bldg.\, 1234 Innovation Drive\, Boulde
 r\, Colorado\, United States\, 80303
ORGANIZER:pete_oneill@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:40
SUMMARY:Tour of Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP)-Univers
 ity of Colorado Boulder
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/363429
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>In April 1948\, a U.S. Air Force research 
 lab contracted with CU Boulder&rsquo\;s physics department to study the Su
 n by launching instruments mounted on surplus World War II rockets. To mee
 t this challenge\, the university assembled a team of scientists and engin
 eers\, founding what would become CU&rsquo\;s oldest and highest-budget re
 search institute: the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics.</p>\n<
 p>LASP has since become the only academic research institute in the world 
 to have sent scientific instruments to every planet in our solar system\, 
 plus the Sun and a host of moons. As the institute looks ahead to the next
  75 years\, its proud tradition of innovation keeps it at the cutting edge
  of space science.</p>\n<p>This is a great tour for your entire family. LA
 SP is 75 years old this year and has been a major player in Americas study
  of space.</p>\n<p><strong>The tour is limited to 30 people and there will
  be no refreshments during this event.</strong></p><br /><br />Agenda: <br
  /><ul>\n<li>Start 6:30 pm (Please be prompt)</li>\n<li>IEEE High Plains S
 ection Business meeting</li>\n<li>Presentation on &ldquo\;The History of L
 ASP and what LASP does&rdquo\; from the Engineering Director at LASP.</li>
 \n<li>Two short presentations from LASP scientists regarding their favorit
 e instrument and/or space science area of expertise.</li>\n<li>Split into 
 two groups for tours of the facility.</li>\n</ul>
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