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Solving NASA’s toughest challenges with Google Cloud, Intel, and FDL

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FDL 2020 Space Science & AI Showcase | Full Event Recording

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High stakes AI research for NASA still possible during the era of Covid-19

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NASA Takes a Cue From Silicon Valley to Hatch Artificial Intelligence Technologies [In the news]

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Space Science & Astrobiology Division Seminar Series

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Living with our Star, Space Weather: GNSS

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Living with our Star, Space Weather: SDO

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Living with our Star, Space Weather: Solar Mag

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NASA FDL 2019 - Astronaut Health team final presentation

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NASA FDL 2019 - The Moon for Good team final presentation

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NASA FDL 2019 - Disaster Prevention team final presentation

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NASA Frontier Development Lab Returns to Silicon Valley to Solve New Challenges with AI

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NASA FDL + Google Cloud: Identifying Exoplanets — Finding Life (Cloud Next '19)

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AI in the Real World (and Off World) - James Parr, Executive Producer FDL, Stanford Lecture

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[In the news] AI Learns to Guide Planetary Rovers Without GPS

Locating a Mars mission after it first touches down, using that manual process of scrutinizing landscape features and making image comparisons, can take up to 24 hours. What’s more, it still requires at least 30 minutes to confirm a rover’s updated location after it’s on the move…

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FDL 2018 Space Resource Team 1 Presentation

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[On the web] NASA's TESS Spacecraft Starts Science Operations

NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has started its search for planets around nearby stars, officially beginning science operations on July 25, 2018.

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[On the web] Is Mars’ Soil Too Dry to Sustain Life?

Life as we know it needs water to thrive. Even so, we see life persist in the driest environments on Earth.

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[FDL in the news] FDL Director James Parr at CogX 2018 - The Role of AI in returning to the Moon

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[On the web] Will We Know Life When We See It? NASA-led Group Takes Stock of the Science

In the last decade we have discovered thousands of planets outside our solar system and have learned that rocky, temperate worlds are numerous in our galaxy. The next step will involve asking even bigger questions.