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Edited footage captured by a 360 camera on a payload built by students at Community College of Denver of the November 9th high altitude balloon flight of the COSGC DemoSat program: https://youtu.be/yd-E0EWADI0
Student Highlight
Bryn Loftness
Bryn Loftness a junior studying Computer Science at Colorado Mesa University. She is currently working on constructing a low-cost stress-detection biosensor that will be showcased at the 2020 Space Grant Symposium. This project builds upon her Wearable Quest project from last year, the BPMBox, which was a Bluetooth enabled system that provided the user feedback on their heart rate results along with several stress-reduction tips for the rest of the day. Upon graduating, Bryn plans to apply directly to a doctoral program within the United States to continue her research and work towards positive change, improved human condition, and novel discoveries within the biomedical/computer science/artificial intelligence field.
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Welcome to the Colorado Space Grant Consortium Here you will find all you would like to know about our organization and our student programs. If you do not find what you are looking for, please contact me directly. The COSGC is funded by NASA and is a state-wide organization involving 21 colleges, universities and institutions around Colorado. Our organization provides Colorado students access to space through innovative courses, real-world hands-on telescope and satellite programs, and interactive outreach programs. Our students interact with engineers and scientists from NASA and aerospace companies to develop, test, and fly new space technologies and to support our outreach and teaching programs. We welcome all students and are always looking for way to enhance their experience through new interactions and collaborations with NASA, government agencies, and companies. I hope you enjoy your visit to our site and I look forward to your involvement in our program. Chris Koehler
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