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Student Ben Warrick and Professor Robert Winglee prepare to test a prototype of the M2P2 system which may allow the solar wind push a craft into deep space. Winstrom traveled with Winglee to NASA Marshall Space Flight Center as part of their SURP experience. The Space Grant Summer Undergraduate Research Program offers undergraduate students in science, engineering, or mathematics, the opportunity to work in a research position that provides a meaningful learning experience. Students work under the direction of a faculty member, postdoctoral scholar or research scientist at the University of Washington. Projects are available in, but not limited to, physics, chemistry, applied physics, botany, astronomy, atmospheric sciences, engineering, seismology, geophysics, oceanography, the health sciences, and bioengineering.