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Each year SwRI hosts a celebration where staff can share and enjoy food and crafts from around the globe! #WeAreSwRI

Watch | SwRI’s Dr. Scott Bolton shares new insights into the complexities of Jupiter’s atmosphere and core at the general assembly meeting of the European Geosciences Union (EGU26). Bolton is principal investigator of NASA’s Juno mission. youtu.be/3sLD3MLftYQ?si…

SwRI in the news: Dual spacecraft capture both hemispheres of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS at once ow.ly/OEUw50YZx7J

Help SwRI win the T-Shirt Design Challenge for the San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup! Vote now through May 25: ow.ly/LlAN50YZx42

Southwest Research Institute proudly conducts innovative research focused on preventing injury and improving outcomes for America’s armed forces. Stop by our booth at the Academia, Industry, & Military (AIM) Health R&D Summit in San Antonio on May 19. ow.ly/3YaV50YZwTA

SwRI is showcasing ENABLE™, markerless motion-capture technology, at the Holistic Health & Fitness (H2F) Symposium going on through May 14 in Hampton, VA. Stop by booth no. 113 to learn about ENABLE’s precision tracking and performance optimization. ow.ly/Q4z250YZ7SY

SwRI’s Dr. Alan Stern will speak at the first-ever Humans to Titan Summit 2026. Scheduled for June 11-12, the summit will be held at SwRI’s offices in Boulder, CO. It will focus on future missions to Saturn’s largest moon. To register, visit: ow.ly/Rfwn50YZ3vJ

SwRI in the news: Jupiter Is Much More Complicated Than Previously Thought, Says NASA ow.ly/bmPJ50YZ27G

Two spacecraft observed both hemispheres of interstellar comet simultaneously ow.ly/BXx050YYUga

SwRI nurses are ready for anything! #HappyInternationalNursesDay

SwRI played key roles in both NASA’s IMAP mission, the primary spacecraft on top, and SWFO-L1, the NOAA satellite on the right. #TechTuesday ow.ly/wWr350YYf5X Photo courtesy of Space X

We’re less than a week away from the Automotive Corrosion Symposium in Ann Arbor, MI! 📆 May 18-19 ow.ly/4goK50YYcNz

The spring issue of Technology Today magazine features expanded ballistic testing and research, robotics modeling for space applications and a look at how SwRI-led instruments made unique observations of 3I/ATLAS. ow.ly/rP4p50YXSqG

SwRI’s Maggie Shipman will present “Caution: High Voltage, Low Security – A Familiar Tale of Cybersecurity Woes” at the Embedded Security in Cars (ESCAR) USA 2026 conference. 📍 Novi, MI 🗓️ May 20 🕰️ 9:10-9:35 escar.info/escar-usa @escar

🚨Don’t miss the chance to learn from experts in the field of AI and cognitive EW at the upcoming workshop Cognitive Electronic Warfare: An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Approach. Deadline to register is May 18. crows.org/live-course-sw…

SwRI in the news: How Juno Can Still Beam Back Breathtaking Images of Jupiter ow.ly/3Ybk50YXBRJ

Trivia | Since our founding in 1947, SwRI has had four presidents. How many can you name? ⤵️ 💫 Bonus points if you can list their years of service.

If you’ve ever considered a career at SwRI, explore our benefits guide. We’d love to work with you! ow.ly/hjEe50YWy23

The latest PUNCH science nugget digs into how scientists are tracking coronal mass ejections from the Sun. punch.space.swri.edu/punch_news.php…

SwRI in the news: Could astronauts live and work on Titan after Mars missions? Scientists say it’s “not too soon” to start planning ow.ly/HOTo50YWxyC