Penn State Secures a Three-Year, $480,000 NASA Exoplanets Research Program Grant to Search for Technosignatures via Radio and Infrared Observations

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Penn State’s Extraterrestrial Intelligence Center has won a three-year, $480,000 NASA Exoplanets Research Program grant to develop methods for detecting alien technosignatures in radio and infrared data using the Allen Telescope Array and Habitable Zone Planet Finder, led by Pinchen Fan under Jason Wright with Suvrath Mahadevan overseeing HPF.

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Penn State Extraterrestrial Intelligence Center awarded NASA grant | Penn State University

Researchers at the Penn State Extraterrestrial Intelligence Center have been awarded a three-year, $480,000 grant under the NASA Exoplanets Research Program to search for radio and laser signals from alien civilizations.