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The Institute for Space Development Research is always interested in accepting donations of books, textbooks, journals, reference material, software, and other media related to science, engineering, and other technical subjects. We also would be glad to accept subscriptions to related publications. ISDR uses these resources for internal research efforts and makes these materials available to the student groups we work with.

Please Contact us if you would like to discuss a donation or make arrangements to donate media.

Subjects of Specific Interest

We are particularly interested in obtaining:

Books & Textbooks

Atmospheric and space environment topics.
Space science, technology, and engineering.
Electronics and instrumentation / measurement.
Aeronautics / Astronautics.
Space engineering.
Robotics, systems, & automation.
Plasma physics, technology, engineering.
Mathematics / computation / modeling and simulation.
Nanotechnology.
Materials science.

Journals, Magazines, & Professional Publications

Relevant journals - current or past issues.
Magazines & Industry publications.
Subscriptions to relevant publications.

For Publishers:

We are always looking for new books and materials and we are often in a position to recommend books, including textbooks, to others. We are interested in receiving:

Sample versions of textbooks.
New publications seeking visibility.

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Please Consider Contributing to the Institute for Space Development Research

We hope you'll consider contributing or donating to the non-profit efforts of the Institute for Space Development Research. Our work supports the effort to explore and develop the near-Earth environment for the benefit of Earth and humanity, research human settlement and space-based resource acquisition, and remove barriers for private industry while creating technical jobs, economic opportunity, and supporting the next generation.