Research Experiences for Teachers

Digital Signal Processing in Radio Astronomy 2018

Digital Signal Processing in Radio Astronomy (DSPIRA) is an NSF Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) in Engineering and Computer Science Site at the West Virginia University Lane Department of Computer Science and Engineering. This page is a brief discription of 2019 program

The Cohort

This program was attended by a group of six excellent highly motivated teachers from all over the country. The participants included:

John Makous, NC
Howard Chun, RI
Tad Herman, NY
John Clarke, FL
Robert Baker, CA
Michael Stover, WV

The 2019 Summer

The culmination of three cumulative years of efforts by teachers. This page is curated by teachers, a website dedicated to lessons and exercises:

Classroom Radio Astronomy

To access all the technical content used during this program, including labs, astronomy lectures, resources, etc., go to the project webpage by clicking the button below:

DSPiRA Course Webpage

⏦Contact Us⏦

If you're an enthusiastic student, whether graduate or undergraduate, eager to dive into exciting scientific endeavors, don't hesitate to reach out. Send an email to us and let's explore some hands-on science together!

Our Lab is located at the Advanced Engineering Research Building (AERB) in Room 304 on the WVU Evansdale Campus.

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