UCLA Plasma Space Propulsion Laboratory PSPL

The UCLA Plasma Space Propulsion Laboratory (PSPL) is a research laboratory based in Los Angeles, California. Employing 16 people, the laboratory is part of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). The UCLA Plasma Space Propulsion Laboratory focuses on developing innovative solutions in the fields of energy and spacecraft propulsion. Their research activities encompass both experimental and computational studies, leveraging the collective expertise of its team. The laboratory actively collaborates with a diverse range of partners, including academic institutions, corporations, and government agencies, to advance its research goals. The UCLA Plasma Space Propulsion Laboratory distinguishes itself through its commitment to cutting-edge research and its collaborative approach. By fostering strong partnerships and integrating experimental and computational methods, the laboratory aims to drive significant advancements in energy innovation and spacecraft propulsion technologies. For those interested in joining the UCLA Plasma Space Propulsion Laboratory team, further information can be found on their website: http://www.wirz.seas.ucla.edu/content/join-the-group. You can also explore their work through their YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCtzw4kAF1nivHlxdNbF4OOQ/featured.