Data gathered by NASA’s New Horizons mission led by SwRI’s Dr. Alan Stern, is shedding light on one of the deepest mysteries in our solar system. How dark is space? ow.ly/6KiO50T9OrU Photo courtesy: NASA, APL, SwRI, Serge Brunier (ESO), Marc Postman (STScI), Dan Durda

SwRI’s Michael Marshall will host “Fatigue Life Modeling for Gas Turbine Applications.” Register for the free webinar scheduled at Noon (U.S. Central Time) on September 4. Learn the fundamentals and how to predict weakening or failure due to fatigue. ow.ly/a6gq50T9OYk

The high-flying adventure continues! Check out the latest episode of the scripted podcast series Tom Slick: Mystery Hunter wherever you get your podcasts. This model of a Slick Airways plane is in the SwRI archives. #TomSlickMysteryHunter

SwRI in the news: Forget gold! This asteroid worth gigantic $10000 quadrillion has something MORE valuable! ow.ly/cfj650TaL8N

SwRI’s Applied Physics Division hosted a cupcake sale to benefit the Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas, earlier this month. One of the sweetest perks of being a part of the SwRI community is the chance to come together in service of others. #WeAreSwRI

SwRI’s R&D focuses on everything from deep sea to deep space and even the beaches in between. Happy World Beach Day! ow.ly/nnvU50TaMUK

SwRI’s low-carbon technology researchers are digging into the challenges and opportunities to advance fuel cells and hydrogen energy! #Hydrogen #FuelCells #FCHEA

From all of us at SwRI, we hope you enjoy a restful and relaxed Labor Day! Our offices are closed. We’ll resume normal business hours Tuesday, September 3.

SwRI in the news: Deep space is even darker than we imagined ow.ly/K3JC50TehLz

Sustainable practices in your business can spur growth! Join the South Central TCTAC, an EPA Thriving Community Technical Assistance Center, in partnership with TMAC with support by the EPA and DOE. The deadline to register is Thursday, September 5. ow.ly/bXBV50TeikP

SwRI’s Dr. Swapnil Suryakant Salvi will present “The effectiveness of immersion cooling in battery abuse testing,” at Automotive iQ Thermal Management for EV/HEV/PHEV USA 2024. The event runs September 9—11 in Dearborn, Michigan. ow.ly/pamP50TeiOT

SwRI developed a micro-meteoroid and orbital debris (MMOD) detector to find potentially dangerous small objects in low Earth orbit (LEO), addressing challenges associated with increasing numbers of LEO satellites. #TechTuesday

SwRI signs MOU with Blade Energy Partners to support carbon dioxide sequestration research ow.ly/86TJ50Tfn8w

Southwest Research Institute recruiters will head to Texas A&M and to several recruiting events this month. Stay up to date on our activities, here: ow.ly/tpbN50TfljY

SwRI’s subsidiary, Signature Science, will investigate quantifying low dose ionizing radiation exposure part of a $3.8 million dollar government contract. ow.ly/CKQa50Tfosu

SwRI in the news: EVs prone to hacking as fast charging systems present cybersecurity threats ow.ly/lNB350Tfovi

SwRI in the news: Scientists confirm that most of the universe is ‘darkness and nothing more’ ow.ly/QImB50Tgqfb Photo Courtesy of NASA, APL, SwRI, Serge Brunier (ESO), Marc Postman (STScI), Dan Durda

Southwest Research Institute will join a list of 40 top employers for the Aggie Veteran Career Expo. SwRI wants to serve as a resource to help you make the transition into the civilian workforce. Stop by our booth from 5 to 7 p.m.! #AggieVeteran ow.ly/UrTi50Tgqpw

New Horizons Team Detects Evidence of Unexpected Population of Kuiper Belt Objects ow.ly/IcLe50TgsWA

In the final episode of Tom Slick: Mystery Hunter, you’ll hear from SwRI President and CEO Adam Hamilton who is helping to carry on his legacy. Listen to the mostly-true podcast series now. #TomSlickMysteryHunter