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Mission to Mars 2019

Student inflate habitats during the 2019 Mission to Mars at the Albuquerque Convention Center May 10. The Air Force Research Laboratory New Mexico’s STEM Outreach branch put on the mission, with more than 1,300 fifth-grade students from schools across the Albuquerque area and New Mexico taking part in the massive science and engineering experiment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jim Fisher)
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Mission to Mars 2019

Tamara Torres and her students from Osuna Elementary inflate their habitat during the 2019 Mission to Mars at the Albuquerque Convention Center May 10. The Air Force Research Laboratory New Mexico’s STEM Outreach branch put on the mission, with more than 1,300 fifth-grade students from schools across the Albuquerque area and New Mexico taking part in the massive science and engineering experiment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jim Fisher)
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Mission to Mars 2019

Zak Wilson, a mechanical engineer with Sandia National Laboratories, conducts experiments with air pressure for students during the 2019 Mission to Mars at the Albuquerque Convention Center May 10. The Air Force Research Laboratory New Mexico’s STEM Outreach branch put on the mission, with more than 1,300 fifth-grade students from schools across the Albuquerque area and New Mexico taking part in the massive science and engineering experiment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jim Fisher)
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AFRL Hyperspace Challenge

Air Force Research Laboratory Tech Engagement Office members present CrowdAI with a $25,000 first prize certificate at the Hyperspace Challenge Nov. 15 in Albuquerque at the Lobo Rainforest Building. (Left to Right) Gabe Mounce, AF Space Accelerator program manager; Cliff Massey, business development lead at CrowdAI; Devaki Raj, chief executive officer and founder of CrowdAI; Matt Fetrow, TEO director; TJ Cook, executive director of ABQid; and Nicolas Borensztein, founder and chief technology officer of CrowdAI. (Courtesy photo)
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Dr. Benjamin Prince

Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Directorate scientist Dr. Benjamin Prince was recognized as an AFRL Science and Engineering Early Career Award winner. Each ECA award winner receives a three-year grant of $100,000 per year in support of their research. (Courtesy photo)
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