Help us create a groundbreaking solution to the pressing challenge of aerospace material degradation due to corrosion by supporting the establishment of the CSUCI Augmented Reality and Simulation Lab (ARSL). Our team of interdisciplinary undergraduate researchers aims to develop a nonlocal approach to aerospace material damage simulation, which provides higher-resolution modeling for deeper insight into the core causes of corrosion, specifically the electrochemical process. Our approach offers a novel solution that accurately predicts the physical dynamics governing the material damage process due to corrosion. This cost-effective numerical simulation is aiding in the prevention of degradation and driving system-wide safety assurances for next-generation aerospace systems while also enabling the innovation of new materials.

ARSL's project has been selected by NASA for their Undergraduate Student Research Challenge, and they will release $40K of funding once we reach our fundraising target. Your contribution is essential to help us reach this target and make ARSL a reality. With your support, we can accelerate progress in the field of aerospace technology and create a safer, more innovative future. Join us in our mission to address the pressing challenge of aerospace material degradation due to corrosion and establish the Augmented Reality and Simulation Lab.

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