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Lunar Science Institute
Additionally, we presented a poster at the 4th Annual Lunar Science Forum in July. Although our project centers around Mars, we used both Lunar and Martian regolith in our cementation processes and we realized that the concept of in situ resource utilization can also apply to long-term lunar engagements.
Our team gave a lightening talk at the end of Round 4 here!
