Space Generation Advisory Council

Emerging Space Program: Lessons Learned for the Future
2020-06-12 14:00 - 15:00 (Europe/London) | GoToMeeting
Today, there are many countries with established space program, and many will soonbannounce their space programs.

What makes a space program successful?
What can we learn from previous space programs for Emerging Space Countries?

As space activities will are expanding in the Middle East region, the webinar will focus on the Middle East region.

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Professor Danielle Wood
Director of the Space Enabled Research Group
MIT Media Lab
Professor Danielle Wood serves as an Assistant Professor in the Program in Media Arts & Sciences and holds a joint appointment in the Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Within the Media Lab, Prof. Wood leads the Space Enabled Research Group which seeks to advance justice in Earth’s complex systems using designs enabled by space.
Prof. Wood is a scholar of societal development with a background that includes satellite design, earth science applications, systems engineering, and technology policy. In her research, Prof. Wood applies these skills to design innovative systems that harness space technology to address development challenges around the world.
Prior to serving as faculty at MIT, Professor Wood held positions at NASA Headquarters, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Aerospace Corporation, Johns Hopkins University, and the United Nations Office of Outer Space Affairs.

SGAC Japan Space Talk #11: Satellite Business
2020-06-11 10:30 - 11:30 (Asia/Tokyo) | Zoom
SGAC Japan Space Talk is a weekly webinar series with space experts. It consists of a 30-min guest presentation followed by a 30-min Q&A.

[PG-SEPG] - SEPG Webinar #7: Tokenizing the Moon. Blockchain technologies for Lunar exploration
2020-06-10 18:00 - 19:30 (Europe/Vienna) | Facebook Livestream
In this seventh episode of the SEPG series on the future of space exploration we will explore the utilization of Blockchain technologies for Lunar exploration.
SEPG Co-Lead Antonino will moderate a dynamic roundtable between
Ms. Anja Blaj, Chief Strategy Officer at Future Law Institute and
Dr. Piero Messina, Senior Officer at ESA Strategy Department.

Featured image: CryptoEmotions.com

SGAC Mentoring Webinar/Project Group #1: SMLS & SEPT
2020-06-09 08:00 - 09:00 (America/Denver) | Zoom
Meet the leaders of the Space Medicine and Life Sciences and the Space Exploration Project Groups, and find out how to get involved!

E-SGW Webinar Series: Space for Urban Planning
2020-06-06 12:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Vienna) | GoToMeeting
Last summer 30 individuals from 16 countries worked together investigating how space technologies and applications can impact urban planning to achieve more sustainable and resilient cities on Earth.
In this webinar, we are going to present the results of the project developed during the Space Studies Program in Strasbourg. You will also be able to ask any questions about the Program and the International Space University!
Join us together with our speakers:

Dr Graziella Caprarelli
Dr Simone Paternostro
Aleksandra Kozawska
Léo Baud

Moderator:

Mirta Medanić, E-SGW 2020 Organising Team Member

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Dr. Graziella Caprarelli

Dr. Graziella Caprarelli is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and obtained her PhD in Earth Sciences from University ‘La Sapienza’, Rome, Italy. Currently she is the Director of Hypatia Scientifica, a private science consulting company based in Australia, that she founded in 2018. She has been a NASA Fellow at the Johnson Space Centre in Houston, and is currently a member of the MARSIS science team. She was the Co-Director of the 2017 Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program.

Dr. Simone Paternostro

Born in 1986 and originally from Italy, Dr. Paternostro holds a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, a master’s degree in Space Engineering as well as a 2nd level master’s degree in Space Transportation Systems, and a PhD in Engineering Surveying and Space Geodesy. Initially, he worked as an AOCS/GNC intern at EADS Astrium (now Airbus Group), followed by a research position at the Institute for Aerospace Technology, University of Nottingham, the UK. He is currently employed as a Multi-Increment Payload Planner/Complement Requirements Manager in ESA’s Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) where he manages payloads on board of the ISS (International Space Station).

Aleksandra Kozawska

Aleksandra Kozawska is a strategic and service designer with experience using design tools and human-centred methods in projects within technological and social areas. Her design education includes University College London, Politecnico di Milano and Glasgow School of Art. Aleksandra has also worked at the European Astronaut Centre with the basic astronaut training. She is an alumni of the International Space University, Space Studies Program 2019 in Strasbourg.

Léo Baud

Student at the University of Strasbourg, France, Léo is finishing a Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences. In parallel, he developed a startup that designs devices to improve the quality of life of astronauts, in particular by using smells. Alumni of the International Space University, Space Studies Program 2019, he presented the team project: “Space for Urban Planning” to the 57th Scientific and Technical Sub-Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space at the United Nations in Vienna.

This webinar is part of the E-SGW Webinar Series + #SpaceHope
The European Space Generation Workshop (E-SGW) is a two day international event that aims to bring together students and young professionals to think and collectively create Europe’s future in space. The fifth edition of the European Space Generation Workshop will take place in Madrid on October 30th and 31st, 2020. Delegates will get the opportunity to share ideas on sustainable space applications, a topic the interest in which has substantially increased over the past few years.Learn more about the event here.

[Partnered] Tracing Apps and COVID-19 containment- Legal Threats and Cyber Challenges
2020-06-05 15:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Vienna) | GoToMeeting
Eurisy and the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC), decided to join forces to organise a webinar on the legal consequences related to the use of tracking apps during the first phase of de-confinement. The purpose of the webinar is to present the audience what are the existing space-based apps that could help to trace positive patients, how did they solve the privacy issues and what were their main challenges. Then, the webinar aims at presenting the current legal challenges that need to be faced and the risk for our data.

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SGAC Belgium Space Quiz
2020-06-04 19:00 - 21:00 (Europe/Vienna) | GoToMeeting
Hi,
If you’d like to reconnect with SGAC and learn about what we are planning for the next year, take a break and come join us for an evening of Space fun online! SGAC Belgium is organising an Astronomy and Space Quiz online with a combination of fun and serious questions about Space and Astronomy this Thursday June 4th at 7pm CEST. No teams! Everyone for themselves to prove once and for all who knows the most about Space amongst your friends! Get your thinking caps on for this Space Quiz Night online and register for the event:

May the best one win! Mohammad & Maxime – SGAC NPOC Belgium

[PG-SEPG] - SEPG Webinar #6: Involving Everyone - Perspectives of Developing Countries on Space Resources and Lunar Activities
2020-06-03 06:30 - 20:30 (Europe/Vienna) | Facebook Livestream
In this sixth episode of the SEPG series on the future of space exploration we will explore the perspectives of Developing Countries on Space Resources and Lunar Activities. As usual, SEPG Co-Lead Antonino will moderate a dynamic roundtable between
Ms. Nuria Ali, SGAC NPoC for Kenya,
Mr. Ian Christensen from Secure World Foundation,
Ms. Laura Salcedo, SEPG member from the Colombian community
and Mr. Ghanim Alotaibi, SGAC Regional Coordinator for the Middle-East.

Towards a more inclusive space sector for women
2020-05-30 15:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Vienna) | GoToMeeting
The Space Generation Advisory Council and Women in Aerospace Europe invite you to a panel discussion about diversity and inclusiveness in the space sector. The main focus is the inclusiveness of women.
Four extraordinary professionals will share their compelling vision on the subject, based on their personal experiences.
You can already participate in the event before it begins! Use #AskOGL to ask your questions about the webinar and to our speakers.

Meet the panelists :
Clémentine Decoopman is currently the Executive Director of the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC). As such, she leads the operations, business development and policy output for the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC), a non-profit and volunteer-based organisation representing more than 18 000 members and alumni in 150 countries.
The SGAC Executive Director is the face of the organisation internally towards the members and externally towards the partners, sponsors and the industry at large.
Bethany Downer works around the world in the domain of outreach and communications for space, currently residing in Brussels, Belgium. She manages press and outreach for the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope for the European Space Agency and is responsible overseeing the telescope’s 30th Anniversary celebrations and public engagement initiatives for Europe. Bethany also coordinates the communications for the Space Generation Advisory Council, the UNESCO International Day of Light, the International Astronomical Union’s centenary celebrations (IAU100), and the popular Space Scoop astronomy platform for children.
Catherine Lambert has been dedicated to data processing and innovation, throughout her career in the National Centre for Space Studies (CNES) to her current position as head of CERFACS. As such, she is involved in major national and international projects and works closely with the main actors of the space segment.
Her expertise led her to join -among other organisations- the Advisory Committee for Earth Observation in ESA, and the French Academy of Technologies, two prestigious institutions where she provides her insights and understanding. Beyond her career, Catherine is deeply involved in several organisations such as Women in Aerospace (WiA).
Hélène Lemonnier is the head of sales for commercial and military Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) solutions and services in Airbus. Currently based in Munich Airbus Defence and Space Headquarters, she manages a multinational team focused on the business growth of 25kg to several tones’ drones, such as the Zephyr program, the world’s leading solar-electric stratospheric aircraft. Hélène’s impressive career brings insightful vision on the sector: as an agronomy engineer, she first spent 10 years working for SMEs in the Sophia Antipolis technology park, before joining the future Airbus Defence and Space in 2004, where she headed several departments in Earth Observation business before being promoted as head of the UAS sales team.
Beyond her career, Hélène is also the happy mother of three marvellous children and has been deeply involved in volunteer-based organisations on gender diversity such as Women in Aerospace (WiA).

SGAC Space webinars - The role of Astronomy as a Tool for STEM Education
2020-05-30 12:00 - 13:30 (Europe/London) | Zoom
Topic 30 May 2020: SGAC Space Webinar – The Role of Astronomy as a Tool for STEM Education
Description: As our last webinar of the first series of weekly SGAC Space Webinars we would like to present you with even more inspiration for believing in your capabilities to follow your Space Dream Career.
We therefore welcome Olayinka Fagbemiro, Founder and CEO of the Astronomers Without Borders (AWB) Nigeria, and PhD Candidate at African University of Science and Technology to share with us the Role of Astronomy in STEM.
Guest speaker: Olayinka Fagbemiro – Founder & CEO of Astronomy Without Borders Nigeria
Moderators: Alina Vizireanu and Damilola Oladeji

This is part of a webinar series featuring industry professionals from diverse backgrounds from all over the world, presenting you with Space Industry insights, career journey, focused presentations and much more.

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[PG-SEPG] SEPG Webinar #5: Lunar Architecture 101: Perspectives and Scenarios for Future Lunar Settlements
2020-05-29 18:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Facebook Livestream
Can you imagine how the first lunar settlement will look like?
Then the next episode of our webinar series on the future of space exploration is for you! Together with John Mankins from the Moon Village Association, Valentina Sumini from the MIT Media lab and SEPG member Ola Kozawska we will discuss architectural scenarios for future lunar settlements.
Join us live on the 29th of May between 5 and 7 pm CEST to take part in the discussion!

Speakers:

Dr. John Mankins, Vice President Moon Village Associaton (MVA), former Manager of Exploration Systems Research & Technology at NASA
Valentina Sumini, Space Architect, Post-Doctoral Researcher at the MIT Media lab and
SEPG member Ola Kozawska.

This event is organized in partnership with the Moon Village Association

SG Latin American Webinar Series #6: Education and Professional Development in the Space Field
2020-05-29 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Mexico_City) | Zoom
This panel will be about the steps required by the Latin America Region to benefit from the “New Space” industry, by developing the necessary educational programs and initiatives to strengthen the local human resources, and to improve the competitiveness of the countries in the sector

**This session will be delivered in Spanish

SGAC Coffee Hour #3: Tanja Masson and Sergio Camacho
2020-05-29 13:00 - 14:00 UTC | Zoom
As part of our response to COVID-19, we would like to extend an invitation to all SGAC members to participate in the next virtual Coffee Hours Saturday, May 29th, 2020 at 1:00 PM UTC.
Hosted by SGAC Honorary Board Members, Tanja Masson-Zwaan and Sergio Camacho, this Saturday will be an “Ask-Me-Anything” style discussion with a focus on Space Law and the United Nations. So bring your coffee and let’s chat!
Tanja Masson-Zwaan is an Assistant Professor and the Deputy Director of the International Institute of Air and Space Law at Leiden University. Among many other accolades, she is also the President Emerita of the International Institute of Space Law (IISL) and adjunct faculty at the International Space University.
Sergio Camacho is the Secretary General of the Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education for Latin America and the Caribbean, affiliated with the United Nations. In addition, he is currently a professor at the National Institute on Astrophysics, Optics, and Electronics of Mexico as well as the former Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (OOSA).

SG Latin American Webinar Series #5: Opportunities and Benefits of Low-cost regional technological implementations
2020-05-28 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Mexico_City) | Zoom
The democratization of space is a new concept where the status quo of outer space has been modified, giving access not only to the global superpowers and large space agencies, but also to new actors in space, such as developing countries, start-ups and universities, among others. In this panel, we will analyze the opportunities and benefits of low-cost regional technological implementations from a latin-american perspective.

**This session will be delivered in Spanish

SGAC Mentoring Webinar #2: Graduate School Panel
2020-05-28 08:00 - 09:00 (America/Denver) | Zoom
In SGAC’s Mentorship Program’s second webinar, a host of grad school students and professionals worldwide will log on to answer questions.

[PG - SSS] - The Unifying Power of Space Debris
2020-05-27 15:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Berlin) | GoToMeeting
“We all have a role to play in the long-term sustainability of spaceflight, but it can be difficult to
figure out how to make a meaningful contribution to this issue. That’s why we designed
TruSat. TruSat is an open-source, citizen-powered space sustainability tool that empowers
everyday space enthusiasts to observe satellites and have their observations tracked in a
public catalog. In this webinar, you will learn how the TruSat platform supports space
sustainability and how you can start contributing to this mission from the comfort of your
home.
To get started on your satellite tracking journey, visit Learn.TruSat.Org

This webinar features Kim Macharia as invited speaker and will be moderated by Maren Hülsmann.
Register here!

Kim Macharia serves as a member of the Project Management Committee for TruSat, an open-source, citizen-powered, space sustainability tool.
Outside of her work on TruSat, Kim lends her time to organizations like the Space Frontier Foundation as a part of her personal mission to contribute to the democratization and diversification of space endeavors.
Maren Hülsmann is a researcher at the Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications of the University of the Bundeswehr Munich, Germany.
Her research focuses on Artificial Intelligence in the space domain.
Before this she worked as a Flight Dynamics Engineer at the German Space
Operations Center.
She has been part of SGAC since 2016 and holds an official position since October 2019 as the event manager of SG[Germany] and since February 2020 as the co-lead of the SGAC Space Safety and Sustainability Project Group.

SG Latin American Webinar Series #4: Development and implementation of a space economy in the region
2020-05-25 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Mexico_City) | Zoom
In the early stages of space exploration most activities were undertaken or guided by states, however there is a current trend of private companies developing several aspects of space exploration. From launch services to satellite parts manufacturing, including Earth observation services and space tourism, private initiatives have flourished towards a new age of space exploration, a philosophy known as NewSpace. This trend has been allowed by the development of the markets, cheaper technology, new regulations, appearance of new applications for a broader audience, and new opportunities for commercial exploitation of space resources. The South American region could benefit from the development of a space economy ecosystem, by providing a benchmark for the appearance of private companies tackling space applications.
**This session will be delivered in Spanish

SGAC WebTalk addressing Vision for the Emerging Countries & Career progression from Non-Space sector
2020-05-23 16:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Zoom
Topic 23 May 2020: SGAC WebTalk addressing Vision and Activities for the Emerging Countries & Career progression from Non-Space sector
Description:
Come and meet the SGAC team!
The first part of the webinar will cover the activities and vision of the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) in emerging countries, followed by round table discussion with the team sharing their journey entering the space sector from a Non-space background.
Guest speakers:

Clementine Decoopman – SGAC Executive Director
Harriet Brettle – SGAC Co-Chair
Mariam Naseem – SGAC NPoC of Canada
Ghanim Alotaibi – SGAC RC of Middle East

Moderators:
Mariam Naseem – National Point of Contact of Canada
Alina Vizireanu – Membership Manager
Q&A moderator:
Damilola Oladeji – National Point of Contact of Nigeria

When? – 23rd May 2020 @ 10:00 ED | 16:00 CET | 17:00 AST
Where? – https://bit.ly/SGAC_VisionAndCareer
Get your questions ready!

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SG Latin American Webinar Series #3: Opportunities for Analog Research, Astrobiology and Planetary Science in Latin America
2020-05-22 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Mexico_City) | Zoom
There has been a great growth in interest around the world in crewed missions towards the Moon, Mars, and several outer space destinations. As part of this endeavor, there has been a development in analogue research missions. Analogue missions are field tests in locations that have physical similarities to the extreme space environments that we can find in other locations in outer space. Analogue missions experiments involve testing of new technologies, robotic equipment, vehicles, habitats, communications, power generation, mobility, infrastructure as well as the observation of human factors such as the analysis of behavioral effects, isolation and confinement, team dynamics, menu fatigue, among others. Previous studies have shown that South America has several places that could be used to develop analogue missions. This working group will identify how SA countries can be part of this research trend from different perspectives: locations/facilities in SA for the development of analogue mission, formation of human resources for future missions, and interaction between the region and external agencies and institutions.

SG Latin American Webinar Series #2: Satellite Technology for the Benefit of People: A Space Perspective for Solving Regional Problems
2020-05-21 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Mexico_City) | Zoom
The electronics miniaturization as well as cost reduction have been the trigger of a new generation of small satellites, amongst them the ones known as CubeSat. Although small, this kind of satellite can carry a variety sensors such as multispectral and hyperspectral cameras or even spectrometers that can acquire important and useful information while they are in orbit around the Earth. Its general low cost implementation makes it interesting for researchers, governments, and companies who want to provide services such as internet, land monitoring among others, to use them as a resource. Several institutions in South America have been developing small satellite technology as independent initiatives, gathering experience relevant for the implementation of small satellite based missions which could benefit the region. This panel will focus on identify possible partnerships, the steps to generate collaborative programs in this area, and the current state of affairs regarding the technology capacities, towards making a first approach for emergent countries towards the space sector, and serve as a platform for solving some problems of the region that could be aided by the use of space located assets, such as natural disaster control.
This webinar will be held in Spanish.

[PG-SEPG] SEPG Webinar #4: Forward to the Moon – Lunar Analogue Missions
2020-05-20 18:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Facebook Livestream
In the 4th episode of the SEPG webinar series on the future of space exploration, Antonino Salmeri and Ilaria Cinell will talk about the importance of designing and running appropriate analogue missions simulating in situ resources utilisation on the Lunar surface.
In this episode they will be joined by Aleksander Wasniowski, development manager of the LUNARES analogue mission.

SG Latin American Webinar Series #1: Challenges of Cooperation and Development, Space Diplomacy in Latin America
2020-05-18 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Mexico_City) | Zoom
This panel is about understanding the current dynamics that are developing in the area of cooperation and space diplomacy, knowing the challenges that Latin America faces as a region and what strategies can be applied to achieve a higher level of progress in space development.
This webinar will be held in Spanish.

SGAC Japan Space Talk #7: Autonomation of Rovers
2020-05-17 13:00 - 14:00 (Asia/Tokyo) | Zoom
SGAC Japan Space Talk is a weekly webinar with space experts.
It consists of a 30-min guest followed by a 30-min Q&A.
This week’s guest:
Dr. Masahiro Ono
Dr. Ono is an engineer based in Los Angeles, CA. He is working on the Research & Development on the autonomation of Mars rovers at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). He is also a best-selling author with over 50,000 copies sold.

Join the Zoom call: (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85166567980)

SGAC Space Webinars #7 – Overview of Earth Observation Satellite Missions and Data Access
2020-05-16 13:00 - 14:30 (Europe/London) | Zoom
“Webinar series featuring industry professionals from diverse backgrounds from all over the world, presenting you with Space Industry insights, career journey, focused presentations and much more.”

Topic 16 May 2020: Overview of Earth Observation Satellite Missions and Data Access

Description: Earth Observation (EO) Satellites based on the Open Data framework represent the most important assets brought to us by the New Space Age. EO data helps us to understand, better protect and sustainably develop our resources here on Earth.
We welcome Cristina Vrinceanu for a presentation of ESA Copernicus mission answering key questions on EO awareness.
Guest speakers: Cristina Vrinceanu – PhD candidate at University of Nottingham, ESA YGT Earth Observation Data Applications, OSGeo Chartered Member, SGAC Member

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[PG-SEPG] SEPG Webinar #3: Forward to the Moon – Towards the development of a lunar economy
2020-05-13 18:00 - 19:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Facebook
Would you live and work in a..Moon Valley?
Then the next episode of our webinar series on the future of space exploration is for you!
Together with C Daniel Espejel from space and Dr. Giuseppe Reibaldi from the Moon Village Association we will discuss what does it take to start a Lunar economy, and how will it look like.

SG[China]
2020-05-12 16:11 (Europe/Vienna)
1st SG[China]:
The 1st SG[China] is proposed by Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) to be held in conjunction with the United Nations/China Forum on Space Solutions in Changsha, China on the 23rd of April 2019.
The main aim of this event is to contribute to the theme of the UN/China Forum— Realizing the Sustainable Development Goals. By providing a platform specifically targeting the young generation (18-35 years-old), students and young professionals can share their perspectives to those contemporary issues, provide valuable input to address the challenges and build a professional network. SGAC also intends to leverage this event to establish collaborative relationships with Chinese partners to create a sustainable synergy for future collaboration.
Through the 1st SG[China], participants and sponsors/supporters can also be introduced to SGAC’s global community and its various opportunities around the world.
Programme:

Time

Activities

4:00 pm

Event Opening & SGAC Intro

4:20 pm

Panel Discussion

4:50 pm

Q & A

5:10 pm

Speed Mentoring

6:00 pm

Group Photo & Social

7:00 pm

Event Close

7:30 pm

Firework Show (Organised by CNSA)

Registration link and details:
This is a free event specifically targeting students and young professionals (age 18-35). You must be an SGAC member to apply for the event (not a member yet? Sign up free here). The event is restrictedly limited to 40 attendants, successful applicants will be evaluated based on their intention to attend the event, academic/professional background SGAC will only provide assistance for applying Visa to travel to China. Applicants will be responsible for their own cost of travelling to and from Changsha, China and any other expense occurred during the stay in China or the event.
Registration close March 24 th 2019
Sponsors:
China National Space Administration (CNSA)
Beijing Commsat Technology Development Co., Ltd. (Commsat)

Supporters:
United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA)

Beihang University

Hunan University

[Partnered] Space Development Policies in Colombia
2020-05-11 15:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Facebook
On Monday May 11th at 3:00 pm (UTC-5), join to @Universidad Antonio Nariño Perfil Oficial Facebook Live for the Webinar: Space Development Policies in Colombia.
There will be experts from the Vice Presidency of the Republic of Colombia, Colombia National Planning Department – DNP, Space Generation Advisory Council and Antonio Nariño University.
The event will be held in Spanish.

Space Generation Congress 2020
2020-05-11 08:49 UTC | Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The Space Generation Congress (SGC) is the annual meeting of the Space Generation Advisory Council held in conjunction with the International Astronautical Congress. Participants are top university students and young professionals with a passion for space who are selected from among applicants from our Space Generation international network. With SGC, SGAC aims to hone and promote the voice of the next generation of space sector leaders on the topic of international space development.
In particular, one of the priorities of SGC2020 is to plan the event with a particular concern for environmental, economic and social issues based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This will involve sustainable development principles and practices at all levels of the event planning, including reduction of food waste, reduction of water waste, gender equity, plastic free utilization, use of public transportation and increase of public awareness and engagement with sustainability principles and sustainable living.

Check the SGC2020 Website

SGAC Coffee Hour #2: Ariane and Agnieszka
2020-05-09 18:00 - 19:30 (Europe/Vienna) | Zoom
As part of our response to COVID-19, we would like to extend an invitation to all SGAC members to participate in the next virtual Coffee Hours Saturday, May 9th, 2020 at 4:00 PM UTC.
Hosted by SGAC alumni, Ariane Cornell and Agnieszka Lukaszczyk, this Saturday will be an “Ask-Me-Anything” with a focus on the challenges and opportunities of working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. So bring your coffee and let’s chat!

SGAC Space Webinars #6 - Business Space sector - Challenges & Opportunities
2020-05-09 14:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Zoom
Webinar series featuring industry professionals from diverse backgrounds from all over the world, presenting you with Space Industry insights, career journey, focused presentations and much more.
Title: Business Space sector – Challenges and Opportunities with Eldrige de Melo & Marco Romero
When: May 9 between 13:00 – 14:00 WAT

Guest speakers:

Eldrige de Melo – Aerospace Project Manager, Master student at ISAE SUPAERO
Marco Romero – Space System Engineer, Master student at ISAE SUPAERO and SGAC National Point of Contact of Angola
