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PISCES is a Hawaii state-funded aerospace center that aims to position Hawaii as a leader in space exploration. Through workforce development, outreach, education, and applied research initiatives, PISCES provides hands-on experience to Hawaii students and engineers. Notable programs include internships with companies, a student research program called STARS, and research into producing durable construction materials from Hawaiian basalts that could be used for future space infrastructure and have economic benefits for Hawaii. The basalt materials research has shown promising results for strength and durability with relatively low energy requirements and environmental impact.
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- 2. PISCES is a state-funded Hawaii aerospace center under the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism (DBEDT). The Hilo-based agency is working to position the state as a leader in space exploration while developing sustainable products and technologies that benefit the State of Hawaii. Through initiatives in Economic Development, Workforce Development and Applied Research, PISCES provides hands-on work experience to Hawaii’s future scientists and engineers, preparing them to meet the demands of a highly competitive industry while improving the local economy through job diversification, innovative products and new industries. WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT OUTREACH & EDUCATION APPLIED RESEARCH
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