Fermin Redondo has always been interested in physics and math, and with Clemson’s STEM connections, it was the obvious choice. He’s participated in groundbreaking physics research in Steve Kaeppler’s lab, developing an atmospheric probe launched on a rocket from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. He has also presented his findings internationally at the European Space Agency conference.
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Fermin
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STEM professional organizations
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Physics
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Student Space Program
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Class of ’25
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Out of This World
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Student Space Program
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It’s important to me to do anything I can to get involved and get people excited to be learning about the universe around them.
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