Planetary
Technical Development
KISS supports the advancement of study programs through follow-on technical development.
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Prebiotic Chemical Formation Pathways of Urea and Nucleobases 
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Titan: Developing Lightweight Power Sources for In-Situ Sampling
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Miniaturized Vacuum Electronics for Space Exploration
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Student-Led Space Exploration and Science with Small Satellites
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Planetary
Fiber Seismic Arrays on the Moon
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Techniques and Technologies for Investigating the Interior Structure of Venus 
PlanetaryTechniques and Technologies for Investigating the Interior Structure of Venus
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In Situ Science and Instrumentation for Primitive Bodies: Constraining the Origin of the Jupiter Trojans by In Situ Measurement of Volatiles, Minerals, and Ices 
PlanetaryIn Situ Science and Instrumentation for Primitive Bodies: Constraining the Origin of the Jupiter Trojans by In Situ Measurement of Volatiles, Minerals, and Ices
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Asteroid Retreival 
Asteroid Retreival
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Characterization & Modeling of Spacecraft Regolith Interactions 
Characterization & Modeling of Spacecraft Regolith Interactions
