UGA Small Satellite Research Lab

SSRL Director Dr Deepak Mishra experiencing helicopter flight simulator at Technical University of Munich (TUM). Or is this a cameo for “Mission Impossible”?

Then vs. Now Thursday

Welcome back to another day of celebrating our tenth year of SSRL!

Throughout these ten years, one thing that has not changed is our team effort. The progress we have made is because of the unique ways that each researcher contributes to their mission. So today, we are celebrating the people who have made our successes possible!

It’s Tuesday, and we are back for another day of celebrating our tenth year of SSRL!

From May 2016 to May of 2026, the lab has grown and experienced so much!

Welcome back to our celebration of 10 years of SSRL!

At the end of each semester, we as a lab get together to celebrate our accomplishments and our graduating members. This lab social was extra joyous because we were able to add our 10th year of the lab to our accomplishments!

Happy 10 year anniversary of the founding of the UGA Small Satellite Research Laboratory! Stay tuned this week as we celebrate all of our accomplishments and growth throughout the years!

Congratulations to all of our Spring of 2026 SSRL Graduates!

You all have ahieved so much as UGA students and as SSRL Researchers. From the lab to you, we wish you many more years of success!

As the semester comes to a close, we would like to take the time to celebrate one more engineer!

Members of the Small Satellite Research Laboratory nominate one another for their contributions to the lab.

Congratulations to April’s Engineer of the Month, Jesse Franks!

Congrats to all of SSRL members who presented their research at the CURO Symposium!

The Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities hosts a Symposium every year. This is an opportunity for students to present their work. SSRL presentations included NeuroCube, NeRF, and individual research projects.

Congrats to the NeRF team for being awarded Best Paper in Physical and Environmental Sciences!