LASP has created a legacy of building quality, long lasting scientific instrumentation. Below is a listing of the major projects that LASP's Engineering Division has participated.

Current Projects: (projects currently in the design, build, or testing phase)

• 2 instruments for AIM: Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere Satellite (Launch: 2006)
  • CIPS: Cloud Imaging and Particle Size Experiment
  • CDE: Cosmic Dust Experiment
• 1 instrument for Glory satellite (Launch: Fall 2006)
  • TIM
• 2 instruments and the electronics for EVE: EUV Variability Experiment satellite (Launch: 2008)
  • ESP: EUV Spectrophotometer (joint collaboration with University of Southern California)
  • MEGS: Multiple EUV Grating Spectrograph

Past Projects: (projects that have been shipped and launched, science groups and mission ops groups take over)

• 5 instruments for SORCE spacecraft (Launched: Jan. 25 2003)
  • SOLSTICE A & B
  • SIM
  • TIM
  • XPS
• SNOE: Student Nitric Oxide Explorer (Launched: Feb. 26, 1998)
• UARS SOLSTICE (Launched: 1991 by Space Shuttle Discovery)
• Instruments for SME: Solar Mesosphere Explorer (Launched: Oct. 6, 1981)