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SUMMARY:4th Italian Space Startup Competition
DESCRIPTION:4th Italian Space Startup Competition\n\n\n12th – 13th November 2022\n\n\nNaples\, Italy\n\n\nThe Italian Space Startup Competition (ISSC) is a startup competition whose area of interest is space in all its facets. During the two days of the event\, participants will have the opportunity to interact with experts from the space field and to work in teams\, discussing ideas and shaping them into business cases. The participants will benefit from the support of mentors\, whose backgrounds and expertise are diverse and covering different areas of the space sector. \n\n\n\n\n\nCompetition Goals\n\n\nISSC aims at promoting the interest of the young generation in space business and bringing forth the next generation of entrepreneurs. ISSC encourages knowledge sharing and fosters innovation\, also aiming at providing participants with the necessary backdrop to network\, learn and shape the future. \nThe event is dedicated – but not limited – to new-graduates\, students and young professionals who are interested in working in the space sector and are willing to take on a challenge in a business context. The interdisciplinary of the event allows people from any background\, be it engineering\, law\, economics or else\, to participate. An ad-hoc session will allow participants to get to know each other and form diversified teams to aim to the top. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe event format\n\n\nThe first day will be dedicated to creating teams and introducing the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and tools to shape an idea into business (e.g. pitch canvas or brainstorming). The second day will focus on the development of the business idea. At the conclusion of the ISSC\, each team presents its idea in front of a jury during a pitch competition. The business ideas may include new technologies\, spin-in or spin-off\, or space data applications. \n\n\n\n\nRegister Here
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/4th-italian-space-startup-competition
LOCATION:Naples\, Italy
CATEGORIES:SGAC Local Events
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SUMMARY:SGAC_Decode 2022
DESCRIPTION:The NPoC from Nicaragua and the NPoCs of the Caribbean (Saint Lucia\, Trinidad & Tobago\, Jamaica\, and Barbados) are organizing the first collaborative 8 weeks competition on CubeSat Mission Design\, SGAC_Decode. The first of its kind competition that will not only be a competition but an opportunity of professional growth as well as learning.  \nSGAC_Decode is a CubeSat Mission design competition for Nicaraguan and Caribbean students and young professionals. This 8 weeks competition is a collaboration between the SGAC National Point of Contacts from Nicaragua\, Saint Lucia\, Trinidad and Tobago\, Jamaica\, and Barbados: Through this competition the Decode team expect to create capacity building for the youth in these countries as there are not many opportunities to work on space projects. \nThe winning team will have the opportunity to be mentored by experts in the field\, continue improving their mission and the support to submit their mission design in other competitions such as the KibuCube to have the opportunity to deploy from the ISS Kibo\, their CubeSats which they would develop and manufacture. \nCheck the SGAC_Decode 2022 webpage
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgac_decode-2022
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:SGAC Local Events,SGAC Regional Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220604
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SUMMARY:SG[France] 2022 : Road to Newspace
DESCRIPTION:G \nranted that you’re as passionate about space as we are here as SGAC\, you probably know about the best part of the amazing achievements of space exploration. Gagarin’s first flight\, the Apollo missions\, the ISS or the JWST are all iconic landmarks of the fascinating conquest for outer space that were made possible by the famous\, inspiring and more than often state-owned historic actors that we all know. \nHowever\, the space industry is evolving and that’s happening fast. New actors from the private sector are taking a position in what is now customary called “NewSpace”. Blue Origin\, SpaceX and OneWeb promptly come to mind in this dynamic ecosystem\, but there is also a whole lot of smaller businesses swiftly flourishing in Europe around rocket manufacturing\, constellations and satellite design\, and various other space-based services. \nAt the French chapter of SGAC\, we are convinced that startups and SMEs have a key role in shaping the future of space exploration and exploitation. We hence decided to organize this year’s French Space Generation event around the following discussion: \n\nWhat is the role of business in the future of the space sector and how can we foster space-related entrepreneurship ? \n\n\nS\nG[France] 2022 will take place in Strasbourg in the end of Spring 2022\, if you are a student or young professional aged 18-35\, do not miss this opportunity to meet and chat with renowned experts of the French and European space industry as well as with numerous young space enthusiasts ! \n\nCheck out the event website nowREGISTER NOW !
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgfrance-2022-road-to-newspace
LOCATION:International Space University\, 1 rue Jean-Dominique Cassini\, Parc d’Innovation\, Ilkirch-Graffenstaden\, Alsace\, 67400\, France
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events
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SUMMARY:SG[India] 2022
DESCRIPTION:S G[India] 2022- the very first edition of SGAC’s flagship local event in India- is happening in an online version this April. SG[India] 2022 is focused on encouraging the use of space for social benefits. The founder of the Indian space program Dr Vikram Sarabhai encouraged harnessing space technologies for social benefits. SG[India] is taking that initiative forward with this significant local event.  \nThe program will consist of keynote speeches and panels\, and a round of discussions\, followed by working group sessions where participants are split into groups and work together on proposed topics guided by subject matter experts from our sponsors and other SGAC teams. \n\nAs we are unable to have an offline event despite our best efforts due to the current 3rd wave of the pandemic\, we will ensure that the audience will have a proactive role in the event! \n\nThe language will be English since the organisers aim to be inclusive and diverse concerning participants and panel experts. \nWorking Groups\n \nWG1 Details\nWG1: Global Partnership in Space Exploration & Innovation\nWe humans always want to touch every inch of the universe. States and space agencies have been engaged in space exploration by one way or another since our first launch. Nowadays focus is shifted to robotic missions beyond our earth and solar system. So\, How can we do it collaboratively? How can a global partnership develop to have futuristic space exploration missions? What are challenges ahead of it and how to overcome them? This working group targets a start of a chain to have sustainable global partnership for Space Exploration and innovation. \n \nWG2 Details\nWG2: Strengthened Space Cooperation in Global Health\nSG[India] is themed to harness space technologies for social benefits. Past two years were so much difficult for the world due to the health system crisis. UNOOSA also has it in one of their thematic priorities to strengthen the global health system using space. This working group entails discussion about how space can be an important factor to strengthen the global health ecosystem. \n \nWG3 Details\nWG3: Global space governance: Current and Future Perspectives\nWe still don’t have any remarkable intergovernmental level space governance. What should be the code of conduct\, confidence building measures\, safety concepts and regulations for a global space system? How can we take initiative for this? What are the challenges? How can we establish standards and regulations related to it? This working group takes a small leap towards knocking the doors of the global space system to have a proper foundation of Global space governance.  \n \nWG4 Details\nWG4: Diversity and Equality in the Space Industry: Challenges and Possible Solutions\nOnly around 1 in 5 space industry workers are women\, roughly the same proportion as 30 years ago. Only 11% of astronauts to date have been women. What gives rise to this difference? Why are conditions still almost the same as they were decades ago? With this working group\, the delegates will first attempt to understand the underlying causes of bias in the space sector and its impact\, both immediate and long-term. They will study the current solutions in place to tackle this\, how effective they have been and will then brainstorm possible challenges and solutions on how to eliminate bias and harassment in the workplace while fostering an era of gender equality and diversity in the aerospace industry. \n \nWG5 Details\nWG5: International Cooperation to Mitigate the Threat of Space Debris\nSpace debris has been a topic of intense debates and discussions over the past years\, yet the threat it poses becomes more real with every passing day. It is estimated that there are around 200\,000 pieces sized between 0.4 and 4 inches\, and millions of pieces smaller than 1cm. With over 3200 defunct satellites already in orbit\, this kind of debris can lead to catastrophic consequences and the loss of potentially critical services. In this working group\, the delegates will discuss how international regulation in this domain can shape the future of space and what kind of policies can be put into place to regulate space launches in a way that will help minimise new space debris. They will also analyse what kind of initiatives and markets can be created on a global scale to mitigate existing debris and how that will impact the space economy as a whole. \n \nWG6 Details\nWG6: Space4SDGs: Space Technology for Tackling Climate Change\nClimate change over the next few decades will define the future of our planet and human civilization. We have already seen unprecedented global disasters which can directly be linked to the result of global warming. Space technology\, in the form of earth observation satellites and remote sensing\, has already increased scientists’ understanding of climate change and subsequent disaster management by leaps and bounds. Delegates of this working group will discuss the actions being taken currently by different space agencies across the world to assist with the Sustainable Development Goals put forward by the United Nations. They will aim to determine how space technology can be further used to mitigate the consequences of climate change and what challenges need to be overcome to limit global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees centigrade. \nClick on the button below to download SG[India] Information Kit \nDOWNLOAD KITKeynote Speakers\, Panelists\, SME’s and Moderators \nDetailsScheduleSchedule\n  \nAll times are in Indian Standard Time (GMT+5:30)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTime\n\n\nSchedule*\n\n\n\n\n9:00 – 10:00\n\n\nInaugural Speech by Shri S. Somanath (Chairman\, ISRO) & Mr. Hamza Hameed (Chair\, SGAC)\n\n\n\n\n10:00 – 10:25\n\n\nFirst Keynote – Shri Sudheer Kumar (Director-CBPO\, ISRO)\n\n\n\n\n10:30 – 11:15\n\n\nPanel Discussion (Round Table) – Benefits and Impact of Space Exploration on the Indian Society\n\n\n\n\n11:15 – 13:00\n\n\nWorking Group Time\n\n\n\n\n13:00 – 13:45\n\n\nLunch Break + Speed Mentoring Session\n\n\n\n\n13:45 – 14:30\n\n\nPanel Discussion (Round Table) – The Road to India’s New Space Policy and Ecosystem\n\n\n\n\n14:30 – 14:55\n\n\nSecond Keynote – Dr. Siddharth Pandey\n\n\n\n\n15:00 – 16:30\n\n\nWorking Group Time\n\n\n\n\n16:30 – 17:30\n\n\nWorking Group Presentations\n\n\n\n\n17:30 – 18:00\n\n\nBreak\n\n\n\n\n18:00 – 18:30\n\n\nAward Ceremony\n\n\n\n\n18:30 – 18:45\n\n\nClosing Remarks\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n* The above schedule is tentative and is subject to change by SG[India] team. \n\n\n\n\nSponsors of SG[India]\nPlatinum Sponsor\n \nDhruva Space\nSilver Sponsor\n \nNewSpace Research & Technologies\nKnowledge Partner\n \nSpaceonova \nSG[India] Organising Team\nHave any suggestion or doubts about SG[India] ? \nPlease reach out to us at sgindia@spacegeneration.org
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgindia-2022
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Asia-Pacific,SG[ ],SGAC Local Events
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SUMMARY:SG[Germany] 2021
DESCRIPTION:In 2021\, SG[Germany] will build upon the success of last year’s virtual event series held in November and continue the discussion about advancing the role of Germany and the German industry in the space economy within the next decade. \nThis virtual event intends to attract students and young professionals across Germany as participants. \nThe program will consist of keynote speeches and panels\, followed by a round of discussions where participants are split into groups and work together on proposed topics guided by subject matter experts from our sponsors. \n \nAs was the case last year\, the audience will have a proactive role in the event! \n  \nThe language will be English since the organisers aim to be inclusive and diverse concerning participants and panel experts. \n  \n#SGGermany #SpaceMadeinGermany \n \nWe have a few spots left for the Cyber Security Round Table. Interested?\nPlease reach out to Maren (maren.huelsmann@spacegeneration.org)  if you want to attend the event.\n  \nProgrammeRound Table TopicsProgramme\n  \n  \n \n \n  \n \n  \n  \nRound Table Topics\nDiscussions will evolve around the future of the German space ecosystem with a special focus on the following 5 issues: \nSpace Safety and Sustainability\nSpace is becoming congested and addressing the sustainability challenge is more and more complex. Stakeholders have different commercial and political interests and the only thing they have in common is wanting to be able to use the space environment for future generations. How could the new generation in Germany champion solving this issue\, promoting a responsible use of space\, while providing business opportunities to the national actors? \nCyber Security\nThis topic addresses how data may become commoditized (and even weaponized) in the future and how new space-based solutions may help increase cyber-resilience. From blockchain in space to hosting servers on the Moon\, novel and captivating solutions will be explored in conjunction with the group. \nNew Space\nThis topic looks at promising companies developed in Germany in the last 10 years and explores the pace of change of the space economy and how new companies adapt to an increasingly fast-changing ecosystem. What are the biggest innovation drivers\, opportunities\, and challenges in the country for the space sector? \nDigital Earth Twin\nClimate change\, deforestation\, depletion of resources\, overpopulation… how can a digital Earth twin help predicting the future? What inputs and outputs are needed to create smart(er) cities\, ensure food security\, and maintain ecological health? How can an interactive model of the Earth (that accurately reflects diverse physical aspects of our planet) help society\, politicians\, and even machines make informed/better decisions in Germany? \nDownstream Applications\nDownstream applications – Downstream applications of EO and GNSS data have generated an ever-growing market with many new players emerging. This is a true opportunity of NewSpace start-ups completing the entire value chain of space-based services. What are the most promising applications and what is their impact? \n  \nSponsors\nThe team of SG[Germany] and SGAC thank our sponsors for their contributions. The event could not have happened without their generous support! \n\nGOLD SPONSORS and PARTNERS\n\n  \n  \n\nSILVER SPONSORS and PARTNERS\n\n  \n  \n\n  \n  \n\nBRONZE SPONSORS and PARTNERS\n\n  \n  \n\nLOCAL PARTNER (Media)\n  \n\nSUPPORTED BY\n\nEvent Manager\n\n\n\nMaren Hülsmann\nmaren.huelsmann@spacegeneration.org\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sggermany2021
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210710T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210717T203000
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SUMMARY:SG[Egypt] 2021
DESCRIPTION:SG[Egypt] will be the first-ever SGAC event in Egypt\, which provides a platform for national and international stakeholders and space industry experts to engage in discussions with Egypt’s most talented space youth and provide key recommendations to the UN COPUOS general assembly.  \nThe discussions will focus on lunar exploration\, space medicine\, and diversity in space\, which are at the centre of Egypt’s national space strategy. There will be a special focus on international cooperation\, capacity building\, increasing representation of minorities in the space sector\, and leveraging indigenous space capabilities in Egypt and other emerging space countries.  \nParticipants will play a critical role in inspiring the next generation of Egyptian space leaders\, \nand in creating a more sustainable ecosystem for Egypt’s next frontier. \n#SG_Egypt #EgyptNextFrontier \nWe’re happy to announce that the registrations are now live! The fee is 10$ to attend both events. \n  \nRegister Now!  \nScholarships\nWe are happy to announce there are available scholarships funded by Space Hero to attend this event. Find more information here. \nCall for Artwork\nSG[Egypt] and Our Giant Leap (OGL) are also inviting artists from all domains to submit their original work under one or more of SG[Egypt]’s themes. Partnering with OGL\, the soon-to-be eleventh SGAC Project Group focusing on diversity and gender equality in the aerospace sector\, SG[Egypt] will display the submitted artwork at the virtual art exhibition of SG[Egypt]\, announce the winner of the call on social media\, and offer the winner(s) of the artwork competition a chance to participate in SG[Egypt] 2021. Contributions related to “Diversity in the space sector” will be featured in the second edition of the OGL magazine (most likely to be published at the beginning of 2022) via link or QR code. \nEvent DetailsProgrammeRound Tables & WorkshopsSpeakers - Detailed ProgrammeEvent Details\nThe expected outcomes of the event include: \n\nKnowledge transfer and networking opportunities to SG[Egypt] delegates\nGlobal brand exposure\, access to talent\, and partnership opportunities for SG[Egypt] sponsors\nRamping up capacity building and leveraging Egypt’s indiginous space capabilities \n\nThe virtual conference will be held on July 10. It will consist of keynote presentations and panel discussions by a diverse and carefully selected group of international subject matter experts on Lunar Exploration\, Diversity in Space\, and Space Medicine.  \nThe interactive workshop* will be held a week later\, on July 17 (a full Moon day!). It will bring delegates together with international space experts to participate in an interactive online workshop. The delegates will be matched by mentors and split into three groups based on the themes of the event.  \n*In an effort to protect our community against the spread of COVID-19 and allow international participants to easily participate\, SG[Egypt] will be fully virtual\, including the virtual conference on July 10 and the interactive workshop on July 17.  \n  \nProgramme\n10th July 2021 \n \n  \n17th July 2021 \n \n*Please note that this programme might be subject to some changes. \nRound Tables & Workshops\nFrom there\, the three groups will participate in brainstorming sessions and roundtable discussions with subject matter experts. They will also get a chance to present their findings and report outcomes and recommendations to SGAC\, the UN\, government\, academia\, and the private sector. Delegates and sponsors will be able to create meaningful connections through both virtual networking tools and special in-person events organised by our potential partners.  \nLunar Exploration: Opportunities and Challenges for Emerging Space countries \n\n\n\n\nA group of delegates will explore designing a lunar CubeSat mission using COTS components and leveraging indigenous space capabilities. \n\n\n\n  \nDiversity in Space Panel: Importance of representing Women and Minorities \n\n\n\n\nA group of delegates will explore tools and policies to identify and address diversity gaps and increase the representation of gender and underrepresented minorities in the space sector. \n\n\n\n  \nSpace Medicine Panel: Leveraging existing capabilities using Analog planetary research \n\n\n\n\nA group of delegates will explore building an analog research facility leveraging indigenous capabilities for Egypt’s emerging human spaceflight program. \n\n\n\n  \nSpeakers - Detailed Programme\nVirtual Conference Agenda\, July 10th\, 2021 \n \n  \nInteractive Workshop Agenda\, July 17th\, 2021 \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nSponsors \n\nSecure World Foundation  \n\nSecure World Foundation (SWF) is a private operating foundation dedicated to the secure and sustainable use of space for the benefit of Earth and all its peoples. SWF engages with academics\, policy makers\, scientists and advocates in the space and international affairs communities to support steps that strengthen global space sustainability. It promotes the development of cooperative and effective use of space for the protection of Earth’s environment and human security. The Foundation acts as a research body\, convener and facilitator to advocate for promoting key space security and other space related topics and to examine their influence on governance and international development. Secure World Foundation is headquartered in Broomfield\, Colorado\, with offices in Washington\, D.C. and Brussels\, Belgium. \n\nSpace Hero \n\nSGAC would like to thank Space Hero for their support in providing scholarships to qualified applicants. \nSpace Hero is a world-wide movement aiming to democratize Space. It organically fosters international cooperation and partnerships by bringing the space community together with all other existing industries from around the world. Through the World‘s first ever global casting show\, 24 contestants from across the globe will compete for a 10 day stay at the International Space Station. \nEven though the applications to the competition will open at the end of 2021\, Space Hero invites anyone who is interested in their mission\, to become a Space Hero Insider\, the community built around the movement of democratizing Space. This application is open to all people regardless of their age\, educational background\, or experience. Insiders get exclusive information\, participate in Space Hero-hosted networking events\, and even get the chance to contribute to the company in a unique and meaningful way. \nMore in www.spacehero.org and Space_Hero_Media   \n  \n\nPartners \n\nMoon Village Association \n\nThe Moon Village Association (MVA)is an international non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Vienna\, founded in 2017. Its goal is the creation of a permanent global informal forum for stakeholders like governments\, industry\, academia and the general public interested in the development of the Moon Village. The MVA is the assembling of all efforts from private industry\, governments and others aimed to explore and use the Moon in a sustainable manner.  \nThe MVA fosters cooperation for existing or planned Moon exploration programs\, be they public or private initiatives. It comprises approximately more than 200 individual and 27 institutional members from more than 48 countries\, representing a diverse array of technical\, scientific\, cultural and interdisciplinary fields.  \nThe MVA partners with non-space organizations to promote international discussions and formulation of plans to foster the development of the Moon Village\, and is creating international\, national and regional networks to engage civil society around the world. The Moon Village Association’s mission is unique\, bridging together both spacefaring and non-spacefaring nations offering them the opportunity to play a role in its realization. There is no other organization on the international scene having such a mission. \n  \n\nEgyptian Society for Astronomy  \n\nA non-profit NGO founded by a group of professional & amature astronomers with the goal of raising public awareness in space and astronomy. \nSince 2012\, ESA has been holding a wide range of astronomical activities on a regular basis. Our activities include public lectures\, observational nights\, open discussions\, astronomy-related movies screening\, workshops\, beginners courses and astronomy trips. \nesaeg.org \n  \n\nMars Society Egypt \n\nThe Mars Society is the world’s largest and most influential space advocacy organization dedicated to the human exploration and settlement of the planet Mars. Established by Dr. Robert Zubrin and others in 1998\, the group works to educate the public\, the media and the government on the benefits of exploring Mars and creating a permanent human presence on the Red Planet. \n\nOur Giant Leap \n\nOur Giant Leap is a SGAC initiative that aims at encouraging gender equality and diversity in the space sector. We offer a networking platform for the space sector to utilize in order to break stereotypes and embrace diversity for the full palette of opportunity and ingenuity that it presents.  \n\nThis is the second call for artwork that the Our Giant Leap team is organizing: the first one being co-organized with the SpaceGen United organizing team. See here the winning outcomes. \n\nMedia Partners \n\nSpaceWatch.Global \n\nSpaceWatch.Global is a digital magazine and portal for those interested in space and the far-reaching impact that space developments have. While showcasing the technology that enables the industry to edge closer to the next frontier\, SpaceWatch.Global also provides analysis\, forecasts and insight into the geopolitical implications of space developments. From space policy\, exploration and missions to space weapons and technology\, SpaceWatch.Global provides a complete perspective on the global space sector.  \nThe team behind SpaceWatch.Global comprises a dynamic mix of space geeks\, tech junkies\, space policy experts\, regional space specialists and passionate writers\, who fully believe that space should be used for humanity; that it enables knowledge and enriches societies. \nSpaceWatch.Global is published by ThorGroup GmbH\, headquartered in Bern\, Switzerland. In the true Swiss spirit\, neutrality\, ethics and integrity are at our core. SpaceWatch.Global abides by the Society of Professional Journalists’ code of ethics; we seek truth and report it. \n  \n\nAbout us\nWe are active SGAC members united by a shared vision of advancing Egypt into the new space economy. We are committed to ramping up capacity building\, strengthening international cooperation with key stakeholders\, raising public awareness\, and engaging students and young professionals in SGAC’s space-related activities in Egypt. We invite you to participate in SG[Egypt] and help us build a sustainable future in space that benefits Egypt and other emerging space countries. \nContacts\nIf you have any questions\, please contact sgegypt@spacegeneration.org  \nTo sponsor SG[Egypt]2021\, please contact the sponsorship team: \n\nmina.takla@spacegeneration.org\nabdelhamid.sherif@spacegeneration.org  \n\nFor more information regarding the registration process\, please contact the delegates team: \n\nbahaaaldeen.aboalnaga@spacegeneration.org  \nangela.emil@spacegeneration.org\n\n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgegypt-2021
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events
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SUMMARY:SG[Germany]
DESCRIPTION:Due to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic and the corresponding measures the physical event is postponed to 2021 – date to be announced soon. In order to engage with our participants and to deliver some “space hope” we have put together an engaging programme based on the original scope of the event. A big thank you to our sponsors and partners for their continued support! \n  \nProgramme at a glance\n  \n \nVirtual Coffee Hour with ISUPanel 1 - November 8Space Trivia Night powered by AIRBUS and ArianeGroup - November 11Panel 2 - November 15Fireside chat with Prof. Kai-Uwe Schrogl - powered by OHBCareers and Coffee with MynaricVirtual Coffee Hour with ArianeGroupVirtual Coffee Hour with PlanetVirtual Coffee Hour with AirbusVirtual Coffee Hour with ISU\nVirtual Coffee Hour with ISU \nJoin us for a virtual coffee hour with ISU on Sunday\, November 29 at 3 p.m. and learn about ISU and the programs\, courses and scholarships they offer as well as how ISU nurtures their students’ entrepreneurial mindset. \nIf you feel the itch to start a new space company in the future\, in this hour-long session you will learn about a few ISU alumni who successfully started their own business. \nAnd of course\, there will be plenty of time to ask all of your questions and to exchange. \nREGISTER HERE \nPanel 1 - November 8\nSG[Germany] Panel 1 – The role of Germany in the international space sector by 2030 \nHosted by Spacewatch.Global \nThe originally planned Panel with the topic “The role of Germany in the international space sector by 2030” will be shifted online accompanied by informative keynotes and an engaging Q&A session.  \n  \nThe session timeline is planned as follows \n20 min – Keynotes by experts from our sponsors \n30 min – Panel discussion \n25 min – Your turn\, ask your questions! (Q&A session) \n  \nPanel Topic \nEurope and Germany boast a strong space sector. This is largely the legacy of successful and remarkable space programs carried out during the past decades\, particularly those on satellite navigation\, Earth observation and human spaceflight mostly built upon public support. The country’s research and development performance\, the increase in the national space budget and the considerable growth of German contribution towards ESA budget committed at CMIN19+ sets a high ambition for the country to gain an even more relevant position in the European and global stage as far as space activities are concerned. \nHow will Germany effectively deliver on the expectation and ambition throughout the 2020s? What will Germany leadership look like in the years to come? What are the strategic priorities and main axis of action? What should be accomplished in the short-term to be better placed in the longer term? \nThis theme and subsequent panel will be introduced by two keynote speakers addressing where Germany stands today regarding leadership in the space sector\, and what the strategies\, priorities\, and ambitions should be in order to deliver upon this ambition and demonstrate effective leadership by 2030. \nKeynote Speakers \nAndreas Lindenthal\, Airbus \nDr. Rolf Janovsky\, OHB \n  \nPanel Speakers \nPooja Pandey\, Planet \nProf. Dr.-Ing. Roger Förstner\, Universität der Bundeswehr München \nAndreas Lindenthal\, Airbus \nDr. Rolf Janovsky\, OHB \nBärbel Deisting\, bavAIRia e.V. \nRobin Wachsmann\, Isar Aerospace Technologies \nSpace Trivia Night powered by AIRBUS and ArianeGroup - November 11\nSpace Trivia Night powered by Airbus and ArianeGroup\n \nPut on your thinking caps\, grab your space mates and prepare for a challenging space quiz powered by our sponsors Airbus and ArianeGroup.  \nYou will team up with other crew members to show your knowledge about satellites and space exploration answering some challenging questions. If you are amongst the winners\, you will receive some fantastic personalized space-themed presents! After the quiz\, the floor will be open to exchange questions and ideas with Airbus and ArianeGroup employees around a virtual drink. \n\n\n  \nAirbus Defence and Space is a major industrial contributor to space exploration and human spaceflight\, as well as a leading manufacturer of Earth observation\, navigation\, science and telecommunications satellites. Its portfolio ranges from the ExoMars rover and the European Service Module for the Orion spacecraft to the Ariane 5 launcher\, to be followed in 2020 by the Ariane 6. The Ariane rockets are Europe’s workhorse for access to space. Ariane 6\, to first fly in 2021\, is a next generation rocket\, which aims or up to 50% launch cost reductions with respect to current solutions. \nAriane Group is a world leader in access to space\, working for its institutional and commercial customers and Europe’s strategic independence. The perfect innovative\, highly competitive solution for civil and military launch systems and space applications – that’s what they offer their institutional\, commercial\, and industrial customers. \n\n\nPanel 2 - November 15\nSG[Germany] Panel 2 – Preparing and transforming the German space ecosystem by 2030: innovation\, entrepreneurship and funding \nHosted by Spacewatch.Global \nThe originally planned Panel with the topic “The role of Germany in the international space sector by 2030” will be shifted online accompanied by informative keynotes and an engaging Q&A session.  \n  \nThe session timeline is planned as follows \n20 min – Keynotes by experts from our sponsors \n30 min – Panel discussion \n25 min – Your turn\, ask your questions! (Q&A session) \nREGISTER HERE \nPanel Topic \nThe international space context is changing fast — global competition is increasing with new entrants bringing new ambitions in space and space activities are becoming increasingly commercial with greater private sector involvement. Major technological shifts\, such as digitalisation\, miniaturisation\, mass production\, artificial intelligence or reusable launchers\, are disrupting traditional business models in the space sector\, reducing the cost of accessing and using space. The German space sector needs to adapt to seize business opportunities stemming from those changes so that Germany and Europe can keep its leadership and strategic autonomy in space. \nRealising these ambitions requires fostering investments\, stimulating innovation and nurturing an entrepreneurial space ecosystem in Germany and its various regions. This overarching theme will be introduced by two keynotes setting up the stage for the discussion on topics of innovation\, key technologies shaping the decade ahead\, funding and alternative financing\, and potential synergies at the intersection of space and non-space industries. \nKeynote Speakers\nStefan Kupczyk\, IABG \nSven Meyer-Brunswick\, Mynaric \nPanel Speakers\nDr. Stefan Baumann\, IABG \nSven Meyer-Brunswick\, Mynaric \nDr. Thomas Sinn\, DCubed \nRainer Horn\, SpaceTec Partners \n  \nREGISTER HERE\n \nFireside chat with Prof. Kai-Uwe Schrogl - powered by OHB\nFireside chat with Prof. Kai-Uwe Schrogl – powered by OHB \nGet your warm beverage (or glass of wine/ Munich beer)\, get cosy and join us in a casual conversation with Prof. Kai-Uwe Schrogl.\nKai-Uwe is one of the key shapers of European and International space policy. He currently works at the German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy to support the preparation of the German EU Council Presidency in 2020\, and to advise where directions for the next decade of Europe in space will be set.\nLet´s talk about the future space sector in Europe with him in this fireside chat that will be moderated by experts from OHB. \nREGISTER HERE \nCareers and Coffee with Mynaric\nVirtual Coffee Hour with MYNARIC \n„How it is to work with us“ – Careers and more! \nEnjoy a casual conversation with experts from Mynaric over your afternoon tea or coffee and learn about the career opportunities Mynaric offers. \nIf you want to know which vacancies are currently available at Mynaric\, please visit their career webpage: https://mynaric.com/careers/all-open-positions/ \n  \nMynaric is a manufacturer of laser communication technologies used to enable communication and surveillance applications in air and space. Its laser data transmission products allow very large quantities of data to be sent wirelessly and securely over long distances between aircraft\, autonomous drones\, high-altitude platforms\, satellites and the ground. \n  \nREGISTER HERE \n  \nVirtual Coffee Hour with ArianeGroup\nHow to become #SpaceEnablers?  \nJoin Cornelia Lux\, one of ArianeGroup’s industrial engineering team leaders\, for a virtual coffee hour and learn more about how ArianeGroup builds Europe’s Ariane launchers. \n  \nAbout ArianeGroup \nArianeGroup develops and supplies innovative and competitive solutions for civil and military space launchers\, with expertise in all aspects of state-of-the-art propulsion technologies. ArianeGroup is lead contractor for Europe’s Ariane 5 and Ariane 6 launcher families\, responsible for both design and the entire production chain\, up to and including marketing by its Arianespace subsidiary\, as well as for the missiles of the French oceanic deterrent force. ArianeGroup and its subsidiaries enjoy a global reputation as specialists in the field of equipment and propulsion for space applications\, while their expertise also benefits other industrial sectors. The group is a joint venture equally owned by Airbus and Safran\, and employs approximately 9\,000 highly qualified staff in France and Germany. Its 2019 revenues amounted to 3.1 billion Euros. \n  \nREGISTER HERE \nVirtual Coffee Hour with Planet\nPlanet HR coffee hour with Senior Recruiter / Recruiting Lead for EMEA – Nico Bernhard \nEnjoy a casual conversation with experts from Planet over your afternoon tea or coffee. \nIn the first part of the 1-hour session\, you will get a quick intro about Planet and what makes it so special to work for one of the market leaders in the space industry. They will talk about their culture\, values\, and benefits focusing on the office in Berlin. The second part is all about Q&A. You will have a chance to ask questions about anything related to HR/Recruiting.  \n  \nPlanet provides geospatial insights at the speed of change\, equipping users with the data necessary to make informed\, timely decisions. They offer a diverse selection of imagery and analytic solutions\, all made available online through their platform and web-based tools. \nFrom agriculture and emergency response to natural resource protection and security\, they believe that timely\, global imagery and foundational analytics will empower informed\, deliberate\, and meaningful stewardship of our planet. \n  \nREGISTER HERE \nVirtual Coffee Hour with Airbus\nVirtual Coffee Hour with Airbus \n„How it is to work with us“ – Careers and more! \nEnjoy a casual conversation with experts from Airbus over your afternoon tea or coffee and learn about the career opportunities at Airbus. \n  \nAbout Airbus \nAirbus Defence and Space is a major industrial contributor to space exploration and human spaceflight\, as well as a leading manufacturer of Earth observation\, navigation\, science and telecommunications satellites. Its portfolio ranges from the ExoMars rover and the European Service Module for the Orion spacecraft to the Ariane 5 launcher\, to be followed in 2020 by the Ariane 6. The Ariane rockets are Europe’s workhorse for access to space. Ariane 6\, to first fly in 2021\, is a next generation rocket\, which aims or up to 50% launch cost reductions with respect to current solutions. \n  \nREGISTER HERE \nREGISTRATION \nYou can find the direct registration links for each session above embedded in the tabs. For simplicity\, we have added them all below so you can easily find them: \nRegistration for Panel 1 – November 8 \nRegistration for Space Trivia Night sponsored by Airbus and ArianeGroup – November 11 \nRegistration for Panel 2 – November 15 \nRegistration for Fireside Chat powered by OHB – November 18 \nRegistration for Careers & Coffee with Mynaric – November 19 \nRegistration for Virtual Coffee Hour with ArianeGroup – November 23 \nRegistration for Virtual Coffee Hour with Planet – November 25 \nRegistration for Virtual Coffee Hour with Airbus – November 26 \nRegistration for Virtual Coffee Hour with ISU – November 29 \nSponsors\nThe team of SG[Germany] and SGAC thank our sponsors for their contributions. The event could not have happened without their generous support! \n\nGOLD SPONSORS and PARTNERS\n\nSILVER SPONSORS and PARTNERS\n\nBRONZE SPONSORS and PARTNERS\n\nLOCAL PARTNERS (Media and Venue)\n\nSUPPORTED BY\n\nEvent Manager\n\n\n\nMaren Hülsmann\nmaren.huelsmann@spacegeneration.org\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sg-germany
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20200402T130000
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SUMMARY:SG[Chile]
DESCRIPTION:SG [CHILE] 2020 \nIn the context of the health situation associated with COVID-19\, we inform you that the Government of Chile has arranged different measures to mitigate the effects of the spread of this disease within our country\, including suspending the version 2020 of FIDAE and with this\, the realization of the Space Summit and SG-[Chile] scheduled in the context of the Fair. \nAware of the importance and relevance of this activity\, we look forward to your understanding of the force majeure measure taken\, along with sincerely thanking you and your organization for the significant support provided throughout this process. Likewise\, we hope to continue counting on your collaboration in the next edition of the Space Summit. \nFinally\, we bear in mind that based on the guidelines issued by the relevant national authorities\, we will send you further information regarding the holding of the Space Summit and SG-[Chile] in the next version of FIDAE. \n\nIn the context of FIDAE 2020\, the biggest and most important biennial International Air and Space Fair in Latin America\, SGAC is organizing the first event in Santiago\, Chile\, a space mining workshop.  \nThe workshop is one of the events held in the Space Summit\, the main space congress of the FIDAE 2020. For the first time in Chile\, SGAC will organize a workshop on space mining\, where the participants will be able to interact with top speakers and decision makers of the field\, and solve some of the challenges that arise from space exploration\, space mining and planetary resources.  \nSG [CHILE] 2020  Goals\nThe goals of this workshop is to:  \n\nHave permanent presence as an international space organization in the biggest and most important biennial International Air and Space Fair in Latin America (FIDAE)\nPromote national space activities related to the future of space mining \nConnect young space professionals and students with national and international stakeholders\nBuild a long-term relationship between FIDAE and SGAC\, being this workshop the first milestone of the future events. In other words\, SGAC will be able to be permanently part of FIDAE through a local\, regional or ASEAN event every two years.\n\nVenue & Logistics\nFIDAE is the biggest and most important biennial International Air and Space Fair in Latin America\, held in Santiago de Chile (more info here).  \nThe venue will be at the FIDAE\, Santiago\, Chile. The venue offers parking\, access for wheelchairs\, food trucks inside the conference venue\, restaurant facilities for official lunches and space for coffee breaks.  \nThe workshop will be an independent event\, which will have an equipped conference room for up to 100 people\, and a booth at the space hall of the FIDAE. The conference will take place during the afternoon\, since the morning sessions are reserved for plenary sessions and air shows.  \nEven though the event will take place on April 2nd and 3rd\, the Space Summit and fair will start on 31st of March. Hence\, the delegates and speakers will be able to participate throughout the whole event\, enjoying the Space Summit plenaries as well as the pavilions and air shows. \nPreliminary Programme\nThursday\, 02 April 2020\n\n\n\nSchedule\nTopic/Session\nSpeaker\nModerator\nRoom\n\n\n14:00 – 14:10\nOpening Ceremony\nClémentine Decoopman (tbc)\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n14:10 – 14:20\nMoU SGAC -FIDAE\nFIDAE & SGAC representatives\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n14:20 – 14:40\nNASA\nOmar Hatemleh\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n14:40 – 15:00\nBlack Holes\nFrans von der Dunk (video)\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n15:00 – 15:20\nSpace Robotics\nCarla Muttoni\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n15:20 – 15:40\nCoffee\n \n \nhall\n\n\n15:40 – 16:00\nParaguayan Space Agency\nAlejandro Román\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n16:00 – 16:20\nSpectral Industries\nAd Maas\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n16:20 – 16:40\nMoscow Aviation Institute\nAaron Garduño\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n16:40 – 17:00\nSpace Sur\nArmengol Torres\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n2\n\n\n\n \nFriday\, 03 April 2020\n\n\n\nSchedule\nTopic/Session\nSpeaker\nModerator\nRoom\n\n\n14:00 – 14:10\nOpening by International Space University (ISU)\nGötük Karacalioglu\nIsidora Casas del Valle\n6\n\n\n14:15 – 15:15\nGroup Sessions\nGroup Moderators\n \n6\n\n\n15:15 – 15:30\nClosing Ceremony\nIsidora Casas del Valle\nRodrigo Eterovic\n6\n\n\n\n  \nRegistration Policy for SG [CHILE] 2020\nApply! \nIn the context of the health situation associated with COVID-19\, we inform you that the Government of Chile has arranged different measures to mitigate the effects of the spread of this disease within our country\, including suspending the version 2020 of FIDAE and with this\, the realization of the Space Summit and SG-[Chile] scheduled in the context of the Fair. \nAware of the importance and relevance of this activity\, we look forward to your understanding of the force majeure measure taken\, along with sincerely thanking you and your organization for the significant support provided throughout this process. Likewise\, we hope to continue counting on your collaboration in the next edition of the Space Summit. \nFinally\, we bear in mind that based on the guidelines issued by the relevant national authorities\, we will send you further information regarding the holding of the Space Summit and SG-[Chile] in the next version of FIDAE. \n\nOrganizing Team\nEvent Managers:\nIsidora Casas del Valle Pacheco – NPoC of Chile isi.casasdelvallep@spacegeneration.org  \nVictoria Valdivia Cerda – NPoC of Chile victoria.valdivia@spacegeneration.org  \n  \nLocal Organizing Team Leads:\nRodrigo Eterovic – Delegates coordinator  \nCarlos Viertel – Media 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgchile2020
LOCATION:The International Air and Space Fair (FIDAE)\, Av. Diego Barros Ortiz 2300\, Santiago\, Chile
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events,SGAC Partnered Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190919T180000
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SUMMARY:European Student Forum 2019 - Leicester
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecShort Event DescriptionFull DescriptionProgrammePanel Discussions and WorkshopShort Event Description\nThe European Student Forum is a one-day regional event bringing together students and young professionals from across Europe to network\, share ideas and learn from some of the best scientists\, engineers and business professionals in the space sector. \nThe event will aim to bridge the gap between academia and industry\, encouraging students to be creative and imaginative with their technical science skills. As well as giving younger students an opportunity to interact with the wider science community and a platform to discover careers and employability. The hope is that all participants and speakers will come away with new contacts\, new knowledge and a rekindled appreciation of space and society. \nFull Description\nLeicester has been dubbed the future space capital of the UK. With a rich history in space science\, astrophysics and space technology and with future plans of Space Park Leicester\, what better British city could host SGAC’s European Student Forum. \nThe Physics and Space department at the University of Leicester has been continuously involved in space exploration and earth observation missions with NASA and ESA since the 1960’s. Recently\, staff at the University of Leicester has been one of the leading institutes involved in the BepiColombo and Juno mission. \nLeicester also hosts the National Space centre. \nThe ESF will be held on the 19th of September at the University of Leicester. This will be the first time the ESF will be in the UK and Leicester. The event would witness around 60 delegates aged 18-35 from across Europe along with space companies\, academics and space industry representatives. \nThroughout the day\, participants will be able to explore the University’s department of Physics and Astronomy; seeing student projects along the corridors\, satellite replicas in the foyer and the SkyLark sounding rocket from 1955. \nESF features key-note speakers\, panel discussions on careers and Earth’s technological development and intensive working group sessions on the following topics: space debris\, cubesats\, space policy and another to be confirmed. \nThe structure of the day will include a morning of panel discussion and talks given by experts in planetary science\, space engineering\, careers and space policy. The goal of the morning sessions will be to share experiences and views on current technology\, science and key issues. \nFollowing Lunch\, the participants will be split into 4 workshop groups where they will address separate issues within the space sector. Their solutions and ideas will then be presented at the end of the day. The workshop will be mentored by experts in those fields and event organisers. \nThe event highlights that there will also be a careers fair in the foyer of the building all day. Participants can speak to large and small businesses in the space sector\, engage with representatives from engineering and industry and explore what options are there for their future goals and careers. \nProgramme\n \nPanel Discussions and Workshop\nPanel Discussions \n1. What will Earth and Space look like in 50 years? \nWith the increasing advancements in space exploration and the potential of human living in space\, along with the risk of climate change and developments in cube constellation satellite what will the Earth and space look like in 50 years? What key issues will be solved by that time and what will be the next steps for science and society? \nDr. John Paffett\, CEO and Founder of KISPE Space\nProfessor Carol Haswell\, Professor of Astrophysics at the Open University \nLauren Church\, Msc Space Medicine student at Kings College London \nAngaraj Duara\, PhD student ‘Very High Energy Astrophysics’ for the Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) \n  \n2. How to achieve and succeed in the space sector \nIndustry speakers and specialist in employment and outreach will give advice to students and young professionals on how to land their dream job and thrive and prosper in the space sector. They will look back at their own experiences and provide tips and hints on business building\, networking\, innovation\, communication and much more. \nProfessor Suzie Imber\, Professor of Space Science at the University of Leicester\nProfessor Graham Wynn\, Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics at the University of Leicester \nNatalia Grajek\, HE Representative\nMitch Hunter-Scullion\, Asteroid Mining Corporation\nDavid Gooding\, SSTL\nHeidi Thiemann\, PhD student at the Open University \n  \n  \nWorkshops \nWorkshop 1 – Earth: How can we reduce/clean space debris? Design a plan or technology to do this. \nWorkshop 2 – Policy: What new policies and laws need to be introduced? \nWorkshop 3 – Exploration: Design a Mission A Proposal plan with CubeSats as the main focus? \nWorkshop 4 – Technology: Use in-situ resource utilisation on the lunar surface \nPurchase your ticket hereVenue & LogisticsUpdate: due to ongoing construction work in the Physics building the European Student Forum will now take place in the George Porter Chemistry building (indicated with the red arrow) \n \nLeicester is the 13th biggest and the most multicultural city in the UK. It is one of the oldest cities in the UK dating back to the Iron age\, before becoming a central Roman settlement with a forum and bath houses. From here\, with Saxon and Viking invasion\, it grew and grew until it became one of the most prominent cities\, seeing the burial of King Richard III. The 16th century King was found buried under a car park in 2015. \nLeicester had its last populous boom during the major world wars\, where the city industrialised with munition and material factories popping up due to the great central railway to London. \nThe University of Leicester is ranked as one of the top 200 universities in the world by the 2018 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. \nThe University of Leicester is a simple 10-minute walk from Leicester train station which has direct links to London\, Birmingham\, Manchester\, Leeds and the East Midlands. There are multiple buses that run to and from the university\, train station and city centre\, that is only a 15 minute walk away. For road travel\, both Megabus and National Express connect Leicester with major cities in England and Wales. Leicester lies between the M1 and the M6 motorway. \nIntroduction\, Registration and presentations will be in the Chemistry Lecture Theatre. \nTalks and Panel Discussion will be held in the Chemistry Department\, Lecture Theatres A and B. Workshops will be held in the Chemistry Department as well. \nSpeaker List \nProfessor Carol Haswell \nCarol Haswell is a professor of Astrophysics and Head of Astronomy at the Open University\, specialising in the observation of exoplanets. Professor Haswell’s achievments include being honoured the 2010 Royal Astronomical Society Group Achievment award as a core\, pioneering member of the SuperWASP team and being one of 21 women celebrated by the Royal Astronomical Society to appear in a portrait gallery celebrating a centurty of female fellows. Her most recent work investigated a super-Earth planet orbiting near Barnards star. Carol Haswell graduated from the University of Oxford and was awarded a PhD in Astronomy\, Plasma Physics from the University of Texas. \n \nDaniel Robson \nDaniel Robson graduated from the University of Leicester in 2018 with a Masters of Science in Space Exploration Systems\, spending 7 months on the European-renowned SEEDS placement. During his time with SEEDs\, Daniel Robson’s collaborated with three universities in Europe on his thesis\, that concentrated on the Lunar Gateway. Having completed his studies\, Mr. Robson then undertook an internship with ESA’s Space Medicine Education Team in Germany. At the same time\, the Leicester graduate was chosen to be part of crew 205 at the Mars Society Desert Research Station\, simulating life as an astronaut living on Mars. He is starting a PhD in CubeSats at the university of Nottingham. \n \nProfessor Meghan Gray \nMeghan Gray is an Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham\, specialising in galaxy evolution\, large-scale structures and observational extragalactic astronomy. Being born in Canada\, she graduated with a Bachelors in Physics and Mathematics from Mount Allison University then completed her PhD in Astronomy at Cambridge University in the UK. Meghan Gray also regularly appears on a well-known science blog and YouTube channel run by the University of Nottingham called Sixty Symbols. Her most recent work is leading the STAGES survey which aims measuring properties of superclusters to study galaxy evolution in dense environments. \n \nDr. John Paffett \nJohn Paffett is the founder and Managing Director of KISPE LTD and KISPE Space Systems LTD. He is also the founder of Applied Space Solutions Limited. With over 30 years experience in satellite systems\, project management and telecommunications\, John has had a successful and noteworthy career. Having studied Electronic Engineering at the University of Surrey and then Electronics for his PhD\, Paffett had various roles at Surrey Satellite Technology LTD (SSTL) before reaching Chief Executive Officer at the US subsidiary. At SSTL John was responsible for the growth of the business in the telecommunication and navigation business and oversaw the developments of the GALILEO Project. \n \nLauren Church \nLauren Church is a Medical Student Kings College London\, specialising in Space Medicine and Space Physiology. Her passion and drive for space medicine and outreach has allowed her to speak at many events across the country from the Science Museum to ISSET STEM events. Lauren will participate in the panel discussion – ”What will Earth and Space look like in 50 years”. \n  \n \nProfessor Graham Wynn \nProfessor Graham Wynn is a Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics\, Head of the Physics and Astronomy Department and recently been appointed as the Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor for education at the University of Leicester. Professor Wynn has had a long history at the university from graduating his bachelors and completing his PhD to directing the curriculum\, the teaching and education at the department and university.  Graham’s work specialises in the study of astrophysical accretion\, exploring systems such as interacting binary stars\, gamma-ray bursts\, accretion disk physics and cosmological feedback processes. Professor Graham Wynn will participate on the Careers panel – “How to succeed in the space sector”. \n \nProfessor Suzie Imber \nProfessor Suzie Imber is an Associate Professor of Space Physics and Pro-Vice Chancellor for students at the University of Leicester. Suzie graduated from Imperial College London with a Bachelors in Physics then moved to Leicester to complete her PhD. Upon finishing her PhD\, she took a research position at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center\, where her main focus was ‘space weather’ and the MESSENGER Mission to Mercury. Suzie’s most recent work was building the MIXS instrument for the ESA BepiColombo mission which aims to explore the X-ray aurora at Mercury\, discovered at the University of Leicester. Suzie Imber will join the Careers panel – ‘How to succeed in the space sector?’ \n \nThomas Cheney \nThomas Cheney is a PhD student at Northumbria University studying space law\, having previously partially studied a PhD in law at Sunderland University. The PhD focuses on the ‘Sovereignty and Property Rights in Outer Space: Asteroid Mining\, the Outer Space Treaty and National Legislation’. Cheney has had a wealth of experience working with councils\, charities and banks before focusing on space. Since 2017\, Thomas has been the executive director of the Centre for Spacefaring Civilization\, which is an independent think tank and research centre focusing on space law and policy. \n \nNatalia Grajek \nNatalia Grajek is an international recruiter for HE Space Operations\, where her main roles are technical recruitment to companies such as ESA and Airbus\, and event management at career fairs\, presentations and coaching sessions. Previously\, Grajek has worked in recruitment and project managing across central and west Europe. Natalia graduated from the University of Lodz with a degree in psychology. Natalia Grajek will be representing our gold sponsor HE Space in the career panel. \n \nDavid Gooding \nDavid Gooding is the Optical Payload Systems Engineer at Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL)\, based in Guildford. David has been at SSTL for three years designing\, building and testing optical payloads for Earth Observation missions and has also been a part of the mission concept and business line and a lead for the payload chain subsystem team. Gooding graduated from Cardiff University in Astrophysics and UCL with a masters in Space Science and Engineering. After his studies and a position at Hawk-Eye innovations\, David completed the Young Graduate Trainee Scheme at ESA. David Gooding will represent gold sponsor SSTL on the Careers Panel. \n \nMitch Hunter-Scullion \nMitch Hunter-Scullion is the founder and CEO of Asteroid Mining Cooperation. Having just completed his dissertation entitled ‘The Case for Asteroid Mining: Examining the economic and political benefits to be gained from mining in Space’\, Mr Hunter-Scullion founded AMC Ltd in March 2016. After intensive research into asteroids\, their resources and the technology of space mining he realised that there was a gap in the British market for an asteroid mining company. Now at the age of 24\, Hunter-Scullion’s company has plans to launch three asteroid satellites before 2027 to start the journey of leading the space mining industry before anyone else. \n \nAngaraj Duara \nAfter winning the 2013 High Achiever’s Award from the University of Leicester International Study Centre\, Angaraj graduated from the University of Leicester in 2017 with a 1st class Masters in Physics with Astrophysics. In 2016\, Angaraj completed an internship at Durham Centre for Advanced Instrumentation at Princeton University\, working on the Balloon-borne Imaging Telescope\, a near space imaging mission in collaboration with JPL-NASA. Angaraj is currently doing a PhD in Very High Energy Astrophysics for the Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA). He has been heavily involved in science communication\, including guest speaking at Leicester Astronomical Society and BBC Stargazing Live. Angaraj will participate on the ‘What will Earth and Space look like in 50 years’ panel. \n \nHeidi Thiemann \nHeid Thiemann is a PhD student at the Open University\, investigating stellar variability and binary stars in SuperWASP survey. The SuperWASP all-sky survey is the most successful ground-based search for transiting exoplanets\, having discovered more than 150 hot Jupiters. Heidi graduated from the University of Leicester in 2017 with a Masters in Physics with Space Science and Technology. Outreach is a large part of Heidi’s life and career. For 3 years she has had an array of roles at SpaceCareers.uk\, an employment website from UKSEDS and has been a mentor at Space School UK\, a summer school hosted in Leicester centred on space science and technology. \n \nVicky Jeong \nVicky is a New York qualified associate specialising in space\, telecommunications and spectrum regulations and assists in advising clients in these industries. She also holds an Advanced LLM in Air and Space Law from the University of Leiden in the Netherlands. \nShe is the current National Point of Contact for the UK for the Space Generation Advisory Council and also sits in the Committee of the British Korean Law Association.\nPrior to joining Alden Legal\, Vicky worked in a South Korean financial advisory and accounting company managing matters such as project finance\, real estate finance and aviation finance. \nIn addition to having acquired experience at a number of leading law firms in the UK\, she also worked in Seoul and Amsterdam. \nVicky will lead the workshop on policy. \nSponsorsGOLD Sponsor \nHE Space is a privately-owned company\, operating internationally with offices in the Netherlands\, Germany and the US. The business specializes in personnel recruitment with an exclusive focus on the space sector. No other engineering services company combines the exclusive focus on space with the broad\, international network\, HE Space have built over 30 years. HE Space has concentrated its activities on supplying space experts to ESA\, to EUMETSAT\, and to the European space industry. Their industry customers include Airbus Defence and Space\, ArianeGroup\, OHB Systems\, DLR GfR\, Thales Alenia\, Rovsing\, Jena-Optronik\, TESAT Spacecom\, IABG and STI Space Tech. The companies staff have made significant contributions to many of Europe’s most exciting space projects. \nGOLD Sponsor \nKISPE is a project engineering\, system design and implementation company working in the space\, telecommunication and electronics sector. The company focuses on the design\, development and operation of space systems and telecommunication systems as a consultancy and management business to exploit technology and explore space. With 25 years of experience in the fields\, they aim to turn ambitious and dynamic ideas into reality. \nGOLD Sponsor \nSurrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL) is the world’s leading small satellite company\, delivering operational space missions for a range of applications including Earth observation\, science\, communications\, navigation\, in-orbit debris removal and servicing and beyond Earth infrastructure. SSTL designs\, manufactures and operates high performance satellites and ground systems for a fraction of the price normally associated with space missions\, and employs 380 staff working on turnkey satellite platforms\, space-proven satellite avionics\, optical instruments and new mission concepts. \nSince 1981\, SSTL has built and launched more than 60 satellites for 20 international customers\, as well as providing training and development programmes\, consultancy services\, and mission studies for ESA\, NASA\, international governments and commercial customers.  Our innovative approach is changing the economics of space. \nGOLD Sponsor \nAlden Legal are a thought-leading professional advisory firm for the space\, satellite and communications sector\, with significant experience in providing policy and legal advice (including commercial contracts\, IP\, corporate and general finance) and all forms of regulatory and licensing advice. \nThey advise on complex areas such as the regulatory and commercial aspects of innovative technology\, including in-orbit servicing\, large constellations\, aeronautical services and new applications. \nAlden also cover all forms of licensing\, spectrum\, liability\, insurance and financial issues. \nThey are often involved in the drafting of national space and communication laws\, launch and spectrum regulations. \nOrganizing TeamEvent Manager:  \n\nJoshua Ford ((joshua.ford@spacegeneration.org) and (jsf274@student.le.ac.uk))
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/esf2019
LOCATION:Department of Physics and Astronomy\, University of Leicester\, University Road\, Leicester\, LE1 7RH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:SGAC Local Events
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SUMMARY:SG[Spain] 2019
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00Sec  \nThe EventThe Event's GoalsProgrammeJoin the Organizing Team!The Event\nFollowing ESA’s Intermediate Ministerial Meeting\, held in October 2018 at ESA’s European Space Astronomy Centre near Madrid\, Spain is preparing to host the next ESA Council meetings at both\, ministerial and ordinary levels\, called “Space19+” on 26-27-28 November 2019 in Seville. “Space19+” will bring together all ESA Member States and will be a milestone for the European space agenda as it will allow ESA’s Director General to submit the future ESA space programmes roadmap and to agree on EU financial contribution. \nThe presidency of the Community of Ariane Cities (CVA) will be held by the Seville City Council in 2019\, with the collaboration of the Space Forum of the City of Seville. Additionally\, if the forecasts are met\, 2019 will be the year in which Spain will host the first commercial launch of The European Suborbital Rocket\, the Microlauncher designed and manufactured in Spain. \nIn this very special year for the space sector in Spain\, the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) is organizing its first SG[Spain] local event. \nThis inaugural one-day event will be held in Madrid on July 5th. The event is intended for university students and young professionals (aged 18-35 years) and guest speakers from the space industry\, space agencies\, space non-governmental organizations and research laboratories. The purpose of the event is to gather together people who are passionate about space coming from different backgrounds to enhance interdisciplinary professional network and exchange of ideas regarding the future of the space field. \nThe event will be held in Spanish \nThe Event's Goals\nSelected participants will contribute to boosting the impact of space in our society and to incentivising the Spanish footprint in space-related activities. Major focus will be placed on understanding International Space Policies\, ESA’s Space19+ and the new era of global space exploration with new challenges as the Moon-Gateway and in-orbit services development. \nProgramme\n \nJoin the Organizing Team!                                             https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgspain-2019 \nSGAC is looking for energetic and motivated volunteers to join the SG[Spain] organising team and help to organise the 1st SGAC event in Spain in 5th July 2019! Do take into consideration that the event will be held mainly in Spanish. Make sure to check the roles below and to contact us if you are interested: \n\nSocial media team : help the organising team to share the event on social media and let other people to be informed of the most important moments and top discussions during the day.\nPhotography team : help the organising team to capture the event’s most special moments and to share it with all events participants and help them to promote newcomers events.\nVisit logistic team: help the organising team to get the most out of the event and to organise additional space related inspirational visits to different institutions or observatories.\nEvent logistic team: help the organising team to coordinate all the different tasks during the events and give support for activities such a attendees registration\, auditorium sound and light control\, attendees support providing\, etc.\n\nWant to help? Contact us! Emails are at the bottom of the page! \nDownload our poster! \nVenue & Logistics\nEscuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Aeronáutica y del Espacio\,\nUniversidad Politécnica de Madrid\,\nPza. del Cardenal Cisneros\, 3 \ninfo.aeroespacial@upm.es \nRegistration for SG[Spain]\nThe registration process will open up on May 15th 2019. The Organising Team anticipates participation of up to 50 delegates. Delegates selection will be based on the registration form adequacy taking into account criteria such as motivation\, delegate contribution to space activities\,background and gender equality. \nRegistration is closed. \nThe registration is free of charge and it covers the assistance to speakers’ lectures and round tables. \nThe event also highlights its side event EUCASS 2019\, the 8th European Conference for Aeronautics and Space Sciences\, happening on July 1st-5th 2019\, in Madrid\, Spain. /p> \nStay up-to-date with event-related news by joining us on Facebook using #SGSPAIN2019. \n  \nEvent and Registration Policies \nSGAC MEDIA RELEASE – https://spacegeneration.org/media-policy  \nSGAC PRIVACY POLICY – https://spacegeneration.org/privacy-policy \nLIABILITY – The SGAC and/or SG[Spain] Organisers shall not be held liable for personal accidents\, losses or damage to the private property of SG[Spain] delegates. \nINSURANCE – The SGAC and/or SG[Spain] Organisers cannot accept liability for personal injuries sustained\, or for loss or damage of property belonging to the SG[Spain] delegates (or their accompanying persons)\, either during\, or as a result of SG[Spain]. Delegates and their accompanying guests are strongly advised to purchase adequate travel insurance for the duration of their travel\, the SG[Spain] and connected activities. \n\n\nSponsors\nOrganizing Team\nEvent Managers: \nEduardo Bressel (eduardo.bressel@spacegeneration.org) \nPilar Guerrero Gallarín (pilar.guerrero@spacegeneration.org) \nLocal Organizing Team Leads: \nSergio Tabasco Vargas (sergio.tabasco@spacegeneration.org)\nFrancisco García Lacarte (francisco.garcia@spacegeneration.org)
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgspain-2019
LOCATION:Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Aeronáutica y del Espacio\, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid\, Pza. del Cardenal Cisneros\, 3\, Madrid\, Spain
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events
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SUMMARY:SGAC-IAF Seminar at GLAC2018: Space Applications
DESCRIPTION:The inaugural SGAC-IAF Seminar: Space Applications is a half-day event for university students and young professionals in the South-American region which will be held on the 21 May 2018  in Montevideo\, Uruguay.  \nThe SGAC-IAF Seminar: Space Applications will be held in conjunction with the Global Space Application Conference 2018 (GLAC 2018) organised by the International Astronautical Federation on 21-23 May 2018 in Montevideo\, Uruguay. The aim of the event is to engage with the Uruguay and South American students and young professionals and  provide an opportunity for capacity building and policy input on space applications. \nThe event will be followed by a joint SGAC-IAF IDEA networking lunch.  \nGlobal Space Applications Conference 2018\nThe Global Space Applications Conference\, GLAC 2018\, to be held in Montevideo\, Uruguay\, will be the first time ever that IAF takes one of its Global Conferences to South America and also the first time that it organises an event in Uruguay. \nGLAC 2018 is co-organised together with the Centro de Investigacion y Difuson Aeronautico-Espacial (CIDA-E)\, a member of the IAF since 1985 and one of ten IAF members from South America. \nGLAC2018 Event Website\n\nTimeline\n\n\n\n21 May\nSGAC-IAF Seminar: Space Applications\n\n\n21 May – 23 May\nGLAC 2018\n\n\n\nProgram\n\n\n\nStart\nEnd\nSession\nModerator/Speaker\n\n\n8:00\n8:30\nRegistration\n–\n\n\n8:30\n8:45\nIntroduction\nTBD\n\n\n8:45\n9:00\nKeynote 1:\nGunter Schreier \nHead Business Development – Deputy Director\nGerman Aerospace Center (DLR)\n\n\n\n9:00\n9:15\nKeynote 2:\nDr. Christina Giannopapa \nHead of Political Affairs Office\nEuropean Space Agency (ESA)\n\n\n\n9:15\n9:30\nKeynote 3:\nJohn Horack \nProfessor and Neil Armstrong Chair\nThe Ohio State University – College of Engineering\n\n\n\n9:30\n9:45\nKeynote 4:\nTBD\n\n\n9:45\n10:00\nGroup Work Introduction\nTBD\n\n\n10:00\n12:30\nGroup 1: IoT and Space Applications\nVictoria Alonsoperez\n\n\nGroup 2: Legal and Policy Challenges of Space Applications\nKrystal Wilson \nProject Manager\nSecure World Fundation\n\n\n\nGroup 3:Technology Development and Space Applications\nTBD\n\n\nGroup 4:Regional Collaboration in Space Applications\nTBD\n\n\n12:30\n12:50\nRecap of Group Work\nOne representative per working group\n\n\n12:50\n13:00\nClosing Remarks\nTBD\n\n\n13:00\n14:00\nSGAC/IAF IDEA Networking Lunch\n\n\n\n\n\nOrganising Team\nNatalia Indira Vargas-CuentasNatalia is an electronic engineer from the Military School of Engineering (Escuela Militar de Ingeniería EMI) in La Paz – Bolivia. She is currently enrolled in a master program in Remote Sensing and Geo-Information Systems (RS & GIS) in Beihang University (BUAA)\, Beijing – China. Natalia is also the current Regional Coordinator of South America for the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)\, as well as Treasurer of the Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) of the Peru section. Her work experience includes research at the Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology Laboratory of the Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (UPCH)\, experience as engineer in Nexus Technology. Currently she is a researcher of the Image Processing Research Laboratory INTI-Lab\, of the Universidad de Ciencias y Humanidades (UCH) in Peru. Her other experience includes being the Principal organiser of the first and second Aerospace Bolivian Conference (ABC). She has also participated as keynote speaker in various academic events at national and international level and has published congress and journal papers. \n  \nAvid Roman-GonzalezAvid is currently an IEEE Senior Member\, IEEE – AESS Distinguished Lecturer\, and Regional Coordinator of South America for the Space Generation Advisory Council – SGAC. His background is an Electronic Engineer from the Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad del Cusco and Systems Engineer from the Universidad Andina del Cusco. Avid received his Master’s Degree in Industrial and Human Automatic\, from the Université Paul Verlaine de Metz – France. He then received his Ph.D. Degree in Image and Signal Processing from TELECOM ParisTech supported by the French Space Agency (CNES) and German Aerospace Center (DLR). He was a Postdoctoral fellow at Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia. His work experience includes research at CNES and DLR\, university teaching (UNI\, UNSAAC\, UAC\, UNI\, UPCH\, and UCH)\, work experience as Engineer in CONIDA\, SPECTRUM\, EGEMSA\, etc. Currently\, he is the Coordinator of the Image Processing Research Laboratory (INTI-Lab) at Universidad de Ciencias y Humanidades (UCH). He participates as keynote speaker and jury of projects in various academic events. He has many international published papers. His areas of interest are Signal and image processing\, biometrics\, artificial intelligence\, human automation\, bioengineering\, industrial automatic\, control\, and aerospace technology.\nOrganised with\n \nRegistration\nPlease use the GLAC2018 website for our SGAC-IAF Seminar registration. \nSelect SGAC-IAF Seminar: Space Applications – 20€ during registration \n  \nYou can also register for GLAC2018 at the same time. \n\n\n\nYoung Professional\n180€\n\n\nFull-Time Student\n 60€\n\n\nGala Dinner Ticket\n80€\n\n\n\n  \nYoung Professionals – must be 35 years of age or less and must provide a proof of their date of birth by means of an official document (passport\, ID card\, etc). \nFull-Time Students – must provide proof of their status. \n  \nRegister Here\n  \n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/glac2018-sgac-iaf-seminar
LOCATION:Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza Hotel Plaza\, Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza Hotel\, Plaza Independencia 759\, Montevideo\, 11100\, Uruguay
CATEGORIES:SGAC Local Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Natalia Indira Vargas-Cuentas":MAILTO:natalia.vargas@spacegeneration.org
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SUMMARY:Space Cooperation and Diplomacy Series: International Cooperation on Human Exploration
DESCRIPTION:Building on the success of the first Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) Space Cooperation and Diplomacy panel\, we are delighted to announce our second panel focused on international cooperation on human exploration in Washington D.C at the George Washington University on May 8th\, 2018. \nThe first event in Space Cooperation and Diplomacy gathered over 50 students and young professionals for an expert panel that discussed international space cooperation and utilizing space technology for international development and economic growth with representatives from ESA\, JAXA\, and DLR \nThis initiative follows SGAC’s objective of establishing local events around the world for university students and young professionals in the Washington D.C. area. The event is a panel format with guests from space agencies\, embassy space attaches\, and space industry representatives. In this second version\, we are welcoming astronauts from USA\, ESA and Japan. Inside the theme of international cooperation on human exploration the focus of the discussion is: \n\nHuman exploration\nInternational collaboration on human space flight\, and\nAstronauts experience in space missions.\n\nEvent Details\n\n\n\nVenue:\nRoom 505 in the Elliott School of International Affairs\n\n\nDress code: \nBusiness Casual\n\n\nFee: \nFree\n\n\n\nIncludes reception (with food and drinks provided) starting at 2000\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSponso\n \n  \n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/scd-2018
LOCATION:The George Washington University\, The George Washington University\, 1957 E St NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20052\, United States
CATEGORIES:SGAC Local Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Bruno Sarli":MAILTO:bruno.sarli@spacegeneration.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Krasnoyarsk:20180508T133000
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SUMMARY:SG[Vietnam]
DESCRIPTION:Space activities has been growing throughout the past few years. With this growth in mind\, the half -day Space Generation [Vietnam] event aims to bring together students and young professionals aged 18-35 to discuss issues relevant to this growth\, sharing their ideas with space sector experts from the US and Vietnam. \nRegistrations has now closed. \n  \nVenue: Room 502\, USTH Building\, \n  \nEvent Program\n\n\n\nTime\nDescription\nSpeaker\n\n\n13:30 – 13:35\nOpening Introduction of SGAC\nStephanie Wan\, Former SGAC Chair\n\n\n13:35 – 13:45\nRemarks by USTH\nMs. Nguyen Ha Nhung\, USTH\n\n\n13:45 – 14:15\nSmall Satellites & University Opportunities\nMr. Adrian Mangiuca\, NanoRacks\n\n\n14:15 – 14:45\nSpace Situational Awareness\nMr. Paul Graziani\, Analytical Graphics Inc.\n\n\n14:45 – 15:00\nNetworking Break\n\n\n\n15:00 – 15:30\nOpportunities for Space in Vietnam\nDr. Le Xuan Huy\, Vietnam National Space Center\n\n\n15:30 – 16:00\nUtilizing Earth Observation Data for Benefits in Vietnam\nMs. Cin Stadler & Mr. Kien Kang\, Planet Lab\n\n\n16:00 – 16:20\nIntegrating Weather Data in Vietnam\nMr. Vance Hum\, I.M. Systems Group\n\n\n16:20 – 16:50\nIntegrating Space Data for Disaster Management\nDr. Erin Hughey\, Pacific Disaster Center\n\n\n16:50 – 17:20\nU.S.-Vietnam Cooperation\nMs. Neevy van Laningham\, Department of State\n\n\n17:20 – 17:30\nClosing Remarks\n\n\n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sg-vietnam-2018
LOCATION:University of Science and Technology Hanoi\, 18 Hoang Quoc Viet\, Cau Giay\, Hanoi\, Viet Nam
CATEGORIES:SG[ ],SGAC Local Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Stephanie Wan":MAILTO:stephanie.wan@spacegeneration.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20180326T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20180326T180000
DTSTAMP:20180226T180643Z
CREATED:20180226T180550Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180226T180643Z
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SUMMARY:SGAC: Through the Generations
DESCRIPTION:On Monday 26th of March 2018 SGAC will welcome both past and present members for an afternoon of discussions and networking hosted at the headquarters of the European Space Agency in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. \nSince its creation in 1999 thousands of students and young professionals have been involved in the SGAC network. Our alumni are spread all over the world\, contributing to the development of the space field\, often from key positions in either private or public entities. The event will be an opportunity for our present members to meet and be inspired by our successful alumni experiences. \nAround 50 delegates are invited to join this afternoon of discussion. Alumni will share their career advice and lessons learned on the occasion of several panels. Coffee breaks and networking opportunities will allow a direct contact with the alumni. \nFollowing the afternoon discussions\, delegates delegates will be invited to enjoy a social event around a drink in the city. \nRegister Here\n 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgac-through-the-generations
LOCATION:ESA Headquarters\, 8-10 rue Mario Nikis\, 75738 Paris Cedex 15\, France\, paris
CATEGORIES:SGAC Local Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Paul Wohrer":MAILTO:paul.wohrer@spacegeneration.org
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