ALT Close-up of a handheld amateur radio (Kenwood TH‑D75) showing a station list with “RSØISS” selected and the label “ARISS – International Space Station.” The display includes a compass graphic and navigation controls. Below the screen are keypad buttons labeled for APRS, VFO, tone, call, and other functions. To the right of the radio image, a blue graphic panel reads: “APRS: 70 CM Plans. Service Module Packet radio is operating on 437.825 MHz.” Additional text lists: frequency 437.825 MHz ± Doppler shift; path include ARISS; call sign RSØISS; mode FM 1200 BPS; beacon approximately once per minute; recommended transmit power 5 watts or less using a Yagi antenna. An ARISS globe logo appears at the bottom.

ALT British chemist Dorothy Hodgkin at work, 4th December 1964. She is working in a laboratory setting with a microscope and other scientific equipment, surrounded by books and papers.

ALT Graphic with a dark starry space background. On the left, the ARISS logo appears over a globe with a circular arrow around it, and a U.S. flag is shown below. On the right, text reads: “ARISS USA is Hiring. The Director of Education role is now open for applications.” Additional text states that ARISS-USA seeks an experienced educator for a part-time, U.S.-based remote Director of Education position, responsible for expanding STEAM education outcomes, leading a volunteer team, and conducting a quarterly group selection process. Candidates should have leadership experience in education, at least three years of teaching experience, and enthusiasm for STEAM. The text ends with: “Visit ariss.org for more information.”

ALT Diploma from ARISS