Space Generation Advisory Council

SG[Chile]
2020-04-02 13:00 - 2020-04-03 17:00 (Europe/Vienna) | The International Air and Space Fair (FIDAE), Av. Diego Barros Ortiz 2300, Santiago, Chile
SG [CHILE] 2020
In 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.
Aware 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.
Finally, 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.

In 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.
The 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.
SG [CHILE] 2020 Goals
The goals of this workshop is to:

Have permanent presence as an international space organization in the biggest and most important biennial International Air and Space Fair in Latin America (FIDAE)
Promote national space activities related to the future of space mining
Connect young space professionals and students with national and international stakeholders
Build 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.

Venue & Logistics
FIDAE is the biggest and most important biennial International Air and Space Fair in Latin America, held in Santiago de Chile (more info here).
The 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.
The 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.
Even 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.
Preliminary Programme
Thursday, 02 April 2020

Schedule
Topic/Session
Speaker
Moderator
Room

14:00 – 14:10
Opening Ceremony
Clémentine Decoopman (tbc)
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

14:10 – 14:20
MoU SGAC -FIDAE
FIDAE & SGAC representatives
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

14:20 – 14:40
NASA
Omar Hatemleh
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

14:40 – 15:00
Black Holes
Frans von der Dunk (video)
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

15:00 – 15:20
Space Robotics
Carla Muttoni
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

15:20 – 15:40
Coffee

hall

15:40 – 16:00
Paraguayan Space Agency
Alejandro Román
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

16:00 – 16:20
Spectral Industries
Ad Maas
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

16:20 – 16:40
Moscow Aviation Institute
Aaron Garduño
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

16:40 – 17:00
Space Sur
Armengol Torres
Isidora Casas del Valle
2

Friday, 03 April 2020

Schedule
Topic/Session
Speaker
Moderator
Room

14:00 – 14:10
Opening by International Space University (ISU)
Götük Karacalioglu
Isidora Casas del Valle
6

14:15 – 15:15
Group Sessions
Group Moderators

6

15:15 – 15:30
Closing Ceremony
Isidora Casas del Valle
Rodrigo Eterovic
6

Registration Policy for SG [CHILE] 2020
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In 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.
Aware 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.
Finally, 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.

Organizing Team
Event Managers:
Isidora Casas del Valle Pacheco – NPoC of Chile isi.casasdelvallep@spacegeneration.org
Victoria Valdivia Cerda – NPoC of Chile victoria.valdivia@spacegeneration.org

Local Organizing Team Leads:
Rodrigo Eterovic – Delegates coordinator
Carlos Viertel – Media

Space Generation Fusion Forum 2020
2020-03-28 08:00 - 2020-03-30 17:00 UTC | Colorado Springs, CO, USA, CO, United States
Held annually in scenic Colorado Springs in conjunction with the Space Symposium, the Space Generation Fusion Forum is a three-day, high-intensity, fast-paced professional development and networking event focused on the international and US space industry. Delegates are students and young professionals from around the world and various facets of the space sector including science, engineering, law/policy, business/commerce, medicine, media, military, and government. Through discussion tracks, expert panels, keynote presentations, and interactive activities, these selected delegates will “fuse” their perspectives.
VISIT SGFF 2020 WEBSITE

SGx 2020
2020-03-09 08:00 - 17:00 UTC | Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC, 801 Mt Vernon Place NW, Washington, DC, 20001, United States
In partnership with Future Space Leaders Foundation (FSLF) and SATELLITE 2020, SGAC will host its fourth SGx on March 9th, 2020. SGx2020 is a technology-focused event that will bring together young professionals, industry experts, and government leaders to discuss pressing issues and innovative ideas in an exciting way. Join us in a fast-paced and engaging discussion on cutting-edge space and satellite topics!
VISIT SGx 2020 WEBSITE

1st Middle East Space Generation Workshop
2019-12-14 08:00 - 2019-12-15 17:00 UTC | Istanbul, Turkey, Turkey
Building on the success of the regional workshops around the world, the first edition of Middle East Space Generation Workshop (ME-SGW) will be organized in Istanbul, Turkey in 14-15 December 2019.
VISIT ME-SGW 2019 WEBSITE

New Space Economy European ExpoForum
2019-12-10 - 2019-12-12 | Fiera Roma, Via Portuense, 1645, Rome, Rome, 00148, Italy
Join us at the first edition of New Space Economy (NSE) European ExpoForum. The NSE ExpoForum is organised by Fondazione E. Amaldi and Fiera Roma in cooperation with the Space Foundation and supported by the Italian Space Agency (ASI), with a contribution by the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC). The NSE ExpoForum is an international event focused on the New Space Economy and its ability to promote and create new market opportunities and economic development in Europe. The event therefore offers the main players within the space sector (from SMEs to research centers, from startups to investors, through trade associations, space agencies and institutions) a unique opportunity for formal and informal networking occasions, triggering dialogues that would otherwise hardly take place.
SGAC joined forces with Fondazione E. Amaldi and Fiera Roma to bring a unique panel to the NSE Expoforum, to discuss together on space, youth, startups and innovation.

The #SpaceGen Session @ NSE ExpoForum

Introduction to SGAC

11:45

Opening Remarks

Clementine Decoopman
Executive Director, Space Generation Advisory Council

12:00

The Space Generation Congress 2020

Davide Petrillo
Congress Manager, Space Generation Congress 2020

Introduction to the Session

12:15

Youth and Space Startup in Europe
Annalisa Donati
Research Fellow, European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)

12:30
The Panel: Innovation Through the Generations

Franco Malerba

Former Astronaut, Member of the European Parliament

Cesare Lobascio

Space Infrastructure Systems Innovation Lead
Thales Alenia Space

Jean-Dominique Coste
Strategy Manager
Airbus

Cristina Pozzi

CEO and Co-Founder
Impactscool

Andrea Dusi

President and Co-Founder
Impacscool

Tuesday 10th December 2019 | 11:45 – 13:30 | Cecilia Hall @ NSE ExpoForum
RegistrationAbout the NSEVenueRegistration
SGAC members will benefit from a significant discount rate for student / young professional, and will have access to the entirety of the NSE ExpoForum as a regular attendant.

Three-day Conference Ticket
SGAC Discounted Fee
(VAT included)

ExpoForum Fee
(VAT included)

Students
EUR 109.8
EUR 671

Young Professionals
EUR 305

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Registration is a two-step process, registering on SGAC website first and receive a special link to the NSE Expoforum website. Registrants will be thus asked to confirm their registration and complete the payment on the NSE ExpoForum website.
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SGAC is not responsible for the payment / issuing / reimbursements of the tickets, as this is processed by NSE ExpoForum. Tickets are not refundable.

About the NSE
The NSE – European Expoforum is an international event focused on the New Space Economy and its ability to promote and create new market opportunities and economic development in Europe. The first edition will be held from December 10th to 12th 2019 at Fiera Roma, co-organizer of the event together with Fondazione Amaldi.
The main goal of NSE Expoforum will be to facilitate B2B, B2C and B2G relations, and it will be achieved with a three days programme. NSE Expoforum will take advantage of an extensive exhibition area, where companies will present the latest innovations in the field of the Space Economy, a symposium where international speakers will talk about the latest innovations in space technology, a matching area that will be the perfect setting for networking opportunities, and collateral events aimed at fostering relationships with potential customers or partners.
The event will therefore offer the main players within the space sector (from SMEs to research centers, from startups to investors, through trade associations, space agencies and institutions) a unique opportunity for formal and informal networking occasions, triggering dialogues that would otherwise hardly take place. Tourism, logistics, transport, insurance, agrotech, cyber security, pharma, smart cities, sustainable environmental development, commercial space sector and astropreneurship are just some of the topics that will be addressed during the event.
To find out more about the format and the opportunities to participate as delegates, sponsors or exhibitors, consult the nseexpoforum.com website or write to info@nseexpoforum.com.

Venue
Halfway between the Centre of Rome and the Rome-Fiumicino International Airport, Fiera Roma is a huge exhibition hub, one of the largest and most prestigious Exhibition pole in Europe. More here.

Organising Team and Contacts
Antonio Scannapieco
Event Manager
antonio.scannapieco @ spacegeneration.org

About Antonio
Antonio holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering and is currently Visiting Researcher at Cranfield University. He worked as Research Fellow in H2020 I3DS project, delivering solutions for space relative navigation and handling project technical management for Cranfield University, and in a R&D project with DSTL. Antonio also joined for six months Fraunhofer FHR as Visiting Research Student during his PhD and had the chance to be rapporteur in one session at IAC 2018. Passionate about space, innovation and technology, he was organiser of First Italian Space Startup Competition for SGAC and actively involved with local branch of Board of European Students of Technology (BEST) in Naples.
Hady Ghassabian
Deputy Event Manager
hady.ghassabian @ spacegeneration.org

About Hady
Hady is a space engineer that took part in numerous projects collaborating with German Space Agency (DLR), NASA, European Space Agency and Russian Academy of Cosmonautics. He has been selected as a suborbital scientist astronaut for a research program on the upper mesosphere. Currently he is the Co-Lead of Space Exploration Project group at SGAC and works as a consultant for different companies, other than giving lectures and talks on important events.
Giulia Bordacchini
Delegates Coordinator
giulia.bordacchini @ spacegeneration.org

About Giulia
Giulia Bordacchini is a Resident Fellow at the European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) in Vienna, Austria. She joined ESPI shortly after completing her Master of International Relations at the University of Rome La Sapienza as well as the Master Course in Space Institutions and Policies with the Italian Society for International Organizations (SIOI) and the Italian Space Agency (ASI). Giulia holds a Bachelor of Political Science and International Relations and was also a Trainee at ALTEC, dealing with Suborbital spaceflights and Spaceport Capabilities, and Export Control, in Turin. Currently, her work at ESPI deals with the policy and business issues related to in-orbit services in the new space economy.
Matteo Cappella
Sponsorships Coordinator
matteo.cappella @ spacegeeration.org

About Matteo
Matteo works as Consultant for the Space Generation Advisory Council. His background includes an MA in International Politics and Economic Relations and research activities on the European astropreneurial environment and on Spacepower-related studies at the European Space Policy Institute.
Harshal More
PR&Comms Coordinator
harshal.more @ spacegeneration.org

About Harshal

Harshal is a Msc. Space And Astronautical Engineering student at La Sapienza University, Rome. He’s a social worker, space enthusiast and one of the organizers of the Space Rendezvous events-series. Harshal currently works in real time NOC Operations of Telecommunication Satellites at IKO Media, Rome, and as front desk collaborator at International Office of La Sapienza University, Rome. Among his interests there are Space Debris, System Engineering, AI, Space Robotics, and Trajectory Optimization.

Space Generation Canada [SG:Canada]
2019-11-30 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | Hume Cronyn Observatory, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Ontario, N6G 1G8, Canada
Join the organisers at the historical Hume Cronyn Observatory with the Institute for Earth and Space Exploration at Western University for a lively and interactive programme. Specially developed for Canadian students and young professionals, this one-day event will directly engage participants with key topical tracks while prominently highlighting the titular theme of SG[Canada]: Canada’s Space Generation is Moonbound.
At the heart of the event includes central questions such as the following: In what capacity is Canada’s space generation moonbound? What opportunities and capacity development initiatives are available to bolster the up-and-coming space generation in Canada? What actions do we need to take in order to signal the calling of Canada’s “Artemis Generation”?
Your participation will be front and centre to tackle these questions. Joins the organisers to add your voice in shaping the forefront of space policy development and space exploration, both in Canada as well as internationally — outputs generated from the event will outline recommendations directly from the next generation of Canada’s space sector to high-level stakeholders including Canada‘s Space Advisory Board and the Canadian Space Agency, among others.

Schedule

09:00am
Welcome & Opening Remarks

09:30am
Keynote Speaker #1: Our Role in Space

10:00am
COFFEE BREAK

10:30am
Workshop #1: Interdisciplinary Space Scenario (with ISU)

12:30pm
LUNCH

01:00pm
Keynote Speaker #2: The Future Generation (SEDS-Canada)

01:30pm
Workshop #2: Space Design Challenge

02:30pm
COFFEE BREAK

03:00pm
Workshop #2: Space Design Challenge (cont’d)

04:00pm
Concluding Remarks

04:30pm
Networking Café & FREE LinkedIn Photos

05:30pm
Group Photo

07:00pm
Observe the Moon Night (FREE – open to all SG[Canada] x Western attendees)

AF-SGW - 2019
2019-11-30 08:00 - 2019-12-01 17:00 UTC | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Ethiopia
The African Space Generation Workshop (AF-SGW) is a two-day regional workshop, which brings together students and young professionals with agency and industry representatives from across the African continent. It provides an unparalleled opportunity for the future leaders of Africa’s space endeavors to proactively establish strong relationships, exchange ideas and knowledge, and to collaborate on brainstorming new ideas and solutions using space technology for the benefit of Africa.
VISIT AFSGW 2019 WEBSITE

First Latvian Space Conference
2019-11-29 09:30 - 16:00 (Europe/Helsinki) | LMT Conference Hall, Ropazu street 6, Riga, Latvia
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This year Latvia is facing a serious decision – to join the European Space Agency as a Member State or not. In a positive outcome, this will open vast opportunities for Latvian citizens.
In support of the decision, the Association of Latvian Space Industry together with the Space Generation Advisory Council host the first Space Generation Conference in Latvia for young people under 35 who are interested in Space, Space Exploration, Space Engineering, Space Business, Space Policy and Economics.
Everyone is invited for the first event of the society:
Latvian Space Generation Conference on 29 November 2019, Riga.

Registration:
Latvian-space-conference-tickets @ eventbrite.com
Speakers

1) Gertrud Talvik (ESA), “Latvia and the European Space Agency”

2) Amara Graps (LU), “Utilization of Space Resources”

3) Kaspars Kalniņš (RTU), “Materials for Space”

4) Tālis Juhna (RTU), “Biology for Space Needs”

5) Pavel Ramzajev (Eventech), “High Precision Space Timers”

Programme

09:30 – 10:00
Registration

10:00 – 13:00
Speakers’ Session

13:00 – 14:00
Lunch and Networking

14:00 – 16:00
Project Idea Workshop

Organizing Team
Event Manager:
Kirils Bistrovs (kirils.bistrovs@spacegeneration.org)

6th Asia Pacific Space Generation Workshop 2019
2019-11-23 08:00 - 2019-11-24 17:00 UTC | Nagoya, Japan., Nagoya, Japan
The 6th Asia-Pacific Space Generation Workshop (AP-SGW 2019) is a two-day workshop for students and young professionals (aged 18-35 years) to discuss pertinent issues in the Asia-Pacific region. Held from 23 to 24 November in Nagoya Japan, the event will feature up to 100 top delegates.

SGAC Space4Earth Hackathon
2019-10-20 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC, 801 Mt Vernon Place NW, Washington, DC, 20001, United States
In the 20 years since the founding of SGAC, we have become established in the space sector as a voice of university students and young professionals to the United Nations, space agencies, industry, and academia.
Two of our new project groups – Space Technologies for Earth Applications (STEA) and Space Medicine and Life Sciences (SMLS) have come together to host one of SGAC’s unique workshops, the “Space for Earth Hackathon”, a platform for SGAC members to innovate and solve UN-SDGs based challenges in interprofessional and multidisciplinary groups.
This is to create a realised and measurable impact by students and young professionals in the space sector and on the SDGs which can be presented to the UN and other entities where required. These challenges will be proposed by selective industry, academia and government partners whose subject matter experts will provide guidance throughout the day and judge your pitch at the end of it.
Seats are limited, submit your application on the Hackathon Website by September 15!

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2019 Space Exploration Workshop
2019-10-20 08:30 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Udvar-Hazy Center, 14390 Air and Space Museum Pkwy, Chantilly, Washington DC, VA, 20151, United States
Are you interested to know more about the communications and navigation challenges of travelling to other planets?
Join us for the 2019 Space Exploration Workshop in Washington, D.C., on Sunday 20 October, sponsored by NASA SCaN, to be held at the Udvar-Hazy Centre of the National Air and Space Museum, to learn about:
“To the Moon and Beyond: Enabling NASA’s Human Exploration of the Solar System”
The 2019 SE Workshop will consist of a morning of talks by subject matter experts, followed by a practical group exercise in the afternoon. Delegates will be presented with scenarios related to the challenges of deep space communications and navigation, and tasked to solve them using the information and tools provided. Seats are limited, submit your application by August 15, 2019

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Space Generation Congress 2019
2019-10-17 - 2019-10-19 | Lockheed Martin, 2121 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA, 22202, United States
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. SGC is proudly endorsed by the United Nations Office of Outer Space Affairs.
To learn more about SGC 2019 as well as our Sunday Workshops and activities at the 70th International Astronautical Congress, please visit the SGC 2019 webpage!
Visit the SGC 2019 webpage!

5th South American Space Generation Workshop 2019
2019-10-04 08:00 - 2019-10-05 17:00 UTC | La Paz, Bolivia, Bolivia
This 5th South American Space Generation Workshop will take place in the wonderful city of La Paz Bolivia, this city is over the 3500m over the sea and the public transportation is as amazing as the city is. The cable car is one of the main public transportation to use in the city, want to live this amazing experience?
VISIT EVENT SA-SGW 2019 WEBSITE

European Student Forum 2019 - Leicester
2019-09-19 08:15 - 18:00 UTC | Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Leicester, University Road, Leicester, LE1 7RH, United Kingdom
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The 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.
The 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.
Full Description
Leicester 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.
The 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.
Leicester also hosts the National Space centre.
The 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.
Throughout 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.
ESF 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.
The 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.
Following 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.
The 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.
Programme

Panel Discussions and Workshop
Panel Discussions
1. What will Earth and Space look like in 50 years?
With 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?
Dr. John Paffett, CEO and Founder of KISPE Space
Professor Carol Haswell, Professor of Astrophysics at the Open University
Lauren Church, Msc Space Medicine student at Kings College London
Angaraj Duara, PhD student ‘Very High Energy Astrophysics’ for the Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA)

2. How to achieve and succeed in the space sector
Industry 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.
Professor Suzie Imber, Professor of Space Science at the University of Leicester
Professor Graham Wynn, Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics at the University of Leicester
Natalia Grajek, HE Representative
Mitch Hunter-Scullion, Asteroid Mining Corporation
David Gooding, SSTL
Heidi Thiemann, PhD student at the Open University

Workshops
Workshop 1 – Earth: How can we reduce/clean space debris? Design a plan or technology to do this.
Workshop 2 – Policy: What new policies and laws need to be introduced?
Workshop 3 – Exploration: Design a Mission A Proposal plan with CubeSats as the main focus?
Workshop 4 – Technology: Use in-situ resource utilisation on the lunar surface
Purchase 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)

Leicester 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.
Leicester 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.
The University of Leicester is ranked as one of the top 200 universities in the world by the 2018 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
The 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.
Introduction, Registration and presentations will be in the Chemistry Lecture Theatre.
Talks 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.
Speaker List
Professor Carol Haswell
Carol 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.

Daniel Robson
Daniel 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.

Professor Meghan Gray
Meghan 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.

Dr. John Paffett
John 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.

Lauren Church
Lauren 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”.

Professor Graham Wynn
Professor 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”.

Professor Suzie Imber
Professor 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?’

Thomas Cheney
Thomas 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.

Natalia Grajek
Natalia 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.

David Gooding
David 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.

Mitch Hunter-Scullion
Mitch 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.

Angaraj Duara
After 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.

Heidi Thiemann
Heid 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.

Vicky Jeong
Vicky 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.
She 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.
Prior 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.
In addition to having acquired experience at a number of leading law firms in the UK, she also worked in Seoul and Amsterdam.
Vicky will lead the workshop on policy.
SponsorsGOLD Sponsor
HE 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.
GOLD Sponsor
KISPE 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.
GOLD Sponsor
Surrey 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.
Since 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.
GOLD Sponsor
Alden 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.
They 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.
Alden also cover all forms of licensing, spectrum, liability, insurance and financial issues.
They are often involved in the drafting of national space and communication laws, launch and spectrum regulations.
Organizing TeamEvent Manager:

Joshua Ford ((joshua.ford@spacegeneration.org) and (jsf274@student.le.ac.uk))

EMER-GEN™ 2019
2019-09-15 - 2019-09-17 | Wailea Marriott, Wailea Marriott, 3700 Wailea Alanui Dr, , HI 96753, Wailea, HI, United States
EMER-GEN™
The annual EMER-GEN™ is a joint initiative of the AMOS Conference and SGAC. The program is designed especially for young professionals and students (35 and under) enthusiastic about careers in space. With the help of advisors from industry, government, academia and NGOs, we created a two-day experience that offers Mentoring with renowned space specialists from the public sector (military and civil), private sector, and nongovernmental organisations; Networking with other young leaders; Professional Development sessions to enhance your effectiveness in a global environment; and Short courses from experts drawn from an array of fields related to space situational awareness.
EVENT WEBPAGE HERE!
The Event
This EMER-GEN program is designed especially for young professionals and students (35 and under) enthusiastic about careers in space. With the help of advisors from industry, government, academia and NGOs, the EMER-GEN experience offers:

Mentoring with renowned space specialists from the public sector (military and civil), private sector, and nongovernmental organizations
Networking with other young professionals
Technical short course presented by a specialist in space situational awareness
Professional Development sessions to enhance your effectiveness in a global environment

Registration
Registration includes:

2019 Emer-Gen Aloha Reception on Sunday, Sept 15
Professional Development Sessions on Monday,Sept 16
Pau Hana Reception on Monday, Sept 16
Technical Short Course on Tuesday, Sept 17
Breakfast and lunch on Monday and Tuesday
AMOS Welcome Reception

$295 | EMER-GEN Registration
The Emer-Gen registration fee does not include hotel, travel expenses or AMOS Conference registration fees.
REGISTER NOW!
What Other’s Say!
“Great to meet other young professionals as well as leaders in the field. We discussed career paths and it opened my eyes to new opportunities.” Stephanie Brown, Northrop Grumman, 2018 EMER-GEN Cohort
“This was a great opportunity to learn from renowned space specialists, network with industry peers, and learn professional skills..” Robert Kalei Miler, Pacific Disaster Center, 2018 EMER-GEN Cohort
“Everything about the first annual EMER-GEN™ was extraordinary. There were new ideas and perspectives on SSA and STM policy, and challenges for young professionals and students to grapple with.” Victoria Samson, Director, Secure World Foundation, 2018 EMER-GEN Mentor.

SG[ASEAN] 2019
2019-08-23 - 2019-08-25
0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecBuilding on the success of the first SG[ASEAN] event which took place last year in Singapore, the SG[ASEAN] is a two-day workshop focused on enhancing the understanding of students and young professionals in space in Thailand.
Happening on 23-25 August 2019, the event would witness at least 40 delegates (aged 18-35 years) and guests from space agencies, embassy space attaches, and space industry representatives. SG[ASEAN] features panel discussions, keynote speeches, and intensive working group discussions on the following topics: (1) Capacity-building for the ASEAN space sector (special focus on Thailand) (2) Space for society, (3) Space policy, transparency and safe practices, and (4) Space collaboration among ASEAN countries.
The event also highlights its side event, a speed mentoring session, happening on 23 August 2019 to allow the delegates to engage with today’s space industry leaders.
This event is supported by the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency and the U.S. Department of State.
External space-related events that will take place in the area include the U.S. Thai 2nd Civil Space Dialogue (21-23 Aug) and the Multi-GNSS Asia Conference (26-28 Aug).
More details to come.
Tentative Programme*Programme subject to changes
The event is free of charge!
*The application is tentatively open on a rolling basis for applicants who are based out of Bangkok or can prove that they can be in Bangkok for the duration of the event.
Your ticket includes 2 lunches, 2 coffee breaks, and 1 dinner.
Note: You must be logged in to access the registration page. Please log in or create an account.
Working Groups
Capacity-building for the ASEAN space sector (special focus on Thailand);
Space for Society
Space Policy, Transparency, and Safe Practices
Space Collaboration among ASEAN Countries

Want to apply as Moderator? You have time until June 18 July 1, 2019. Moderator applicants must fill out this short moderator application in addition to the normal delegate application:
Applications for Moderator positions are closedSG[ASEAN] and the SGACFollowing the successes of previous SGAC SG[country] events and the Asia-Pacific Space Generation Workshop series, the SG[ASEAN] aims to continue empowering the next generation of youth involved and interested in space, and become a platform for regional collaboration. Asia-Pacific being the largest region for space growth, there is a need to continue building a community of practice in the region to capitalize upon opportunities. Space activities have been growing in Asia-Pacific with Thailand being an emerging regional leader in space technology. This upcoming event would provide a platform for the students and young professionals to directly engage with today’s industry leaders and exchange ideas on salient issues in the regional and Thai space industry.
SG[ASEAN] Goals
To strengthen the network of the students and young professionals in the ASEAN region;
To allow tomorrow’s leaders to have the opportunity to interact with today’s space leaders and professionals in the region through the cooperation; and
To enhance the understanding of the space sector for young professionals in Thailand and relevant partner countries, with the goal of providing 4 concrete set of recommendations to be delivered to the relevant stakeholders.

SponsorsGeo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency of Thailand (GISTDA; Thai Space Agency)
United States Department of State
Download the Sponsor / Partner Document!
Organizing TeamIf you have any questions about the event, please feel free to contact the Event Managers or Local Organizing Team Lead for support.
Event Managers:

Antonio Stark (antonio.stark@spacegeneration.org)
Faith Tng (faith.tng@spacegeneration.org)

Local Organizing Team Lead:

Non Meeboon

General Inquiries: sg.asean@spacegeneration.org

SGAC/AAS NextGen Event at ISS R&D Conference
2019-07-29 09:00 (America/Halifax)
SGAC/AAS NextGent Event 2019The Space Generation Advisory Council and American Astronautical Society (AAS) presents a one-day next-generation event held in conjunction with the ISS R&D Conference 2019 to bring together perspectives from both leaders and young professionals in the space sector in addressing new ventures, international collaboration, public outreach programs and scientific missions in space. The NextGen event will provide a forum for young professionals to exchange ideas, present their views and share their experiences under the overarching theme Pioneering New Frontiers. It will provide attendees with new and interesting perspectives to take into the ISS R&D Conference and beyond.
Programme

9:00

Welcome Note and Icebreaker

9:30

Breakout Accelerated Discussion Session

11:30

Lightning Discussion Summaries

12:00

Lunch

13:00

Speed Mentoring

14:30

Closing Keynote

15:00

Close

Breakout Session Topics
Cooperation Across Space:
With space assets multiplying, and exploration projects becoming increasingly complex, the need for international and cross-industry collaboration have arguably never been greater. What are some of the key areas that would necessitate or benefit from international collaboration? What learning, policies, or other mechanisms for positive collaboration from the ISS should we bring to future exploration? What are the core policies in place today that are either facilitating or preventing effective collaboration, are they appropriate, and what are your recommendations on how they should change if at all? What cultural challenges must we address to enable future long term habitation and colonization of space?
Next Generation Space Research:
ISS and beyond – what’s the next technology leap that will affect the future of space research? What are the key changes or developments needed to get there? Do any current national or international policies need to be adapted? In addition, as we extend our research to future orbital platforms (lunar and earth orbiting), are there new opportunities and technologies to leverage that the ISS does not offer?
Humans In Space:
As we begin to not only send more people to space, but have them stay for longer periods of time, what are the challenges we still have to face? Companies are beginning to offer astronaut experiences for short term stays in space. What responsibility do those commercial entities have to the well-being of their customers, and what kinds of processes and policies need to be put in space to protect both sides?
Entrepreneurship and Investment:
What are the main qualities of a company that investors look for in a company? Where are the newest companies coming from (universities, government spin offs, former specialized employees, etc)? What have the current trends been in space investment, and how do current VCs discover and develop their portfolios in the space field? What are key areas that are ripe for investment in the space economy? What kinds of orbital applications could become investment opportunities in the long term (assuming human or technologically developed presence in earth or cis-lunar orbit)?
Advancing Towards the Moon:
50 years ago, humanity’s first steps were taken on the moon. This track commemorates the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, and looks to the future of the lunar endeavors. What would a framework of a collaborative, sustainable, and innovative future for Earth’s moon look like? What should our lunar priorities be? With increasingly complex exploration programs on the horizon (Moon, Mars, Europa, DSG, etc), what are some of the upcoming challenges that they will face?

Organizing TeamAlyssa Deardorff (alyssa.deardorff@spacegeneration.org)

SG[Nepal] 2019
2019-07-19 09:30 - 17:00 (Asia/Katmandu) | Nepal Academy of Sciences and Technology (NAST), Godawari Sadak, Patan 44700, Kathmandu, Nepal
SG[Nepal]Following the launch of Nepal’s first satellite in April 2019, NepaliSat-1, Nepal has officially entered the space age. Developing nations have started to realize the good space can bring to the country and therefore, several nations like the Philippines, Thailand, Nepal are now entering the arena of space. In this very special year for the space industry in Nepal, the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) is organizing its first SG[Nepal] local event in Nepal in conjunction with the National Space Meet (NSM) of Nepal organized by the Nepalese Space Research Association (NESRA). This inaugural one-day event will be held in Kathmandu on July 19th. 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. The event will be held in English.
SG[Nepal] GoalsSelected participants will contribute to boosting the impact of space in our society and to incentivising the Nepalese footprint in space-related activities. Major focus will be placed on understanding how space can benefit developing countries and the importance to bridge the generation gap.
Programme

SG[Nepal] Schedule

9:30-10:00

Registration (During Registration, everyone will be handed over with one number)

10:00-10:30

Opening Keynote + Introduction

10:30-10:45

Ice breaker: “Find people with your assigned number and sit with them”

11:00- 12:00

Panel Discussion

Panelist 1…4 (TBD)

12:10-12:20

Quiz Question (We will set up a space-themed quiz contest in the entire event every hour)

12:25-13:00

Presentation: Presenter 1

13:00-13:30

Break + Quiz 1 winner announcement + Quiz 2 question announcement

13:30-14:15

Presentation: Motivational Speaker (who will also give a brief overview of what space activities are currently happening in Nepal)

14:20-14:40

International Speaker 1

14:40-14:50

Quiz 2 winner announcement + Quiz 3 question announcement

14:50-15:50

Lunch

Working Group (To the assigned groups in the beginning, we will ask them to come up with the vision board: “Where will you see Nepal’s space sector in the next 5 years/10 years?”)

Name, Company

15:50-16:30

1-minute vision board

16:30-17:00

Quiz 3 winner announcement + Closing remarks

RegistrationThe registration process will open up on June 12th 2019. The Organising Team anticipates participation of up to 70 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.
The registration is free of charge. Deadline to register is July 15th 2019.
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Organising TeamEvent Managers:

Anamol Mittal (anamol.mittal@spacegeneration.org)

Local Organizing Team Leads:

Subas Sharma (altsubaseins13@gmail.com)
Saurav Sharma (paudelsaurav50@gmail.com)
Jiten Thapa (jitenthapa56@gmail.com)

Sponsors

SG[Spain] 2019
2019-07-05 08:30 - 18:00 UTC | Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Aeronáutica y del Espacio, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Pza. del Cardenal Cisneros, 3, Madrid, Spain
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The EventThe Event's GoalsProgrammeJoin the Organizing Team!The Event
Following 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.
The 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.
In this very special year for the space sector in Spain, the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) is organizing its first SG[Spain] local event.
This 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.
The event will be held in Spanish
The Event's Goals
Selected 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.
Programme

Join the Organizing Team! https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgspain-2019
SGAC 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:

Social 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.
Photography 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.
Visit 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.
Event 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.

Want to help? Contact us! Emails are at the bottom of the page!
Download our poster!
Venue & Logistics
Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Aeronáutica y del Espacio,
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid,
Pza. del Cardenal Cisneros, 3
info.aeroespacial@upm.es
Registration for SG[Spain]
The 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.
Registration is closed.
The registration is free of charge and it covers the assistance to speakers’ lectures and round tables.
The 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>
Stay up-to-date with event-related news by joining us on Facebook using #SGSPAIN2019.

Event and Registration Policies
SGAC MEDIA RELEASE – https://spacegeneration.org/media-policy
SGAC PRIVACY POLICY – https://spacegeneration.org/privacy-policy
LIABILITY – 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.
INSURANCE – 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.

Sponsors
Organizing Team
Event Managers:
Eduardo Bressel (eduardo.bressel@spacegeneration.org)
Pilar Guerrero Gallarín (pilar.guerrero@spacegeneration.org)
Local Organizing Team Leads:
Sergio Tabasco Vargas (sergio.tabasco@spacegeneration.org)
Francisco García Lacarte (francisco.garcia@spacegeneration.org)

SG[France] 2019
2019-06-16 - 2019-06-17 | Espace Andrée Chedid, 60 Rue du Général Leclerc, Issy-les-Moulineaux, 92130, France
0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecQuestionnaire Post-event SG[France]2019DescriptionThe next International Paris Air Show 2019 will take place from the 17th to the 23rd of June in Le Bourget, France. This event is a major gathering of all Aeronautical and Space actors. Moreover, this year is the 50th anniversary of the arrival of Mankind on the Moon, the 20th anniversary of SGAC, as well as the preparation year for the upcoming International Astronautical Congress in Paris in 2021.
For this occasion, SGAC is announcing the first edition of SG[France], a local declination of its famous Space Generation Congress, which will welcome space enthusiasts from all backgrounds in Paris on 16-17 June 2019!
The first SG[France] is divided into two parts. On the 16th of June, all delegates are invited to participate in the Moon Workshop about the challenges of the future Lunar human activity in the line of “Moon for @all”. The group discussions will focus on three main topics connected to the Moon: industry-architecture-robotics, economics-open source, and culture. The 17th of June is the professional day as well as the first day of the Paris Air Show Event. All participants will have the opportunity to visit the Exhibition Center of Le Bourget and discover the presentation stands of today’s biggest aerospace industries.
Attention: SG[France] will be held mainly in French !

ProgrammeCheck out the Programme!Paris Air ShowThe International Paris Air Show is organised by the SIAE, a subsidiary of GIFAS, the French Aerospace Industries Association. The 53rd Show will take place at the Le Bourget Parc des Expositions from 17 to 23 June 2019, and once again will bring together all the players in this global industry around the latest technological innovations. The first four days of the Show will be reserved for trade visitors, followed by three days open to the general public.
Read more!Workshop themesCheck out the Workshop Themes!Event Registration PolicyA total of 60 delegates from all backgrounds will be chosen from the applications received. The price to participate as a delegate in SG[France] is 25€ for the Sunday (workshop day) and an additional 10€ for the Monday (Paris Air Show 2019, professional day). Once the delegates have been selected they will receive an online Eventbrite payment link to secure their place in the event. Once the payment is processed, they will receive a confirmation email and a no refund policy will be applied.
Registration TimelineRegistration opens: 17 April, 2019
Registration closes: 15 May, 2019
Announcement of delegates: 20 May, 2019
Online payment access: 20- 31 May, 2019

Our TeamOur Sponsors and PartnersFor further information and queries, please contact sg.france@spacegeneration.org

E-SGW 2019
2019-05-31 - 2019-06-01 | Imperial College London, Sir Alexander Fleming Building, Imperial College Rd, London, SW7 2BB, United Kingdom
Following Budapest , Paris, and Bucharest the 4th edition of the European Space Generation Workshop, gathering young professionals and students working in the space sector, is set to take place in London, United Kingdom on May 31st and June 1st 2019.
The two-day regional event will bring together Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degree candidates, young professionals, experts, academia, space agencies and industry representatives to network, exchange know-how, share best practices and nurture the next generation’s perspective on space matters.
Gathering around 100 delegates (18-35 years old) from all around Europe, their exchanges will focus on relevant and upcoming space sector challenges and opportunities, targeted to support future European and global policy initiatives, encourage youth contribution to space and enhance cross-country cooperation. From space medicine to space law and policy, emerging new actors, sustainability, and applications, together we’ll examine critical questions facing the space and international community at large through a series of workshops, panels and guest presenters.
Stay up-to-date with event-related news by joining us on Facebook and Twitter using #ESGW2019 @sgac
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1st Italian Space Startup Competition
2019-05-11 - 2019-05-12 | Polytechnic University Of Milan – Bovisa Campus, Via Giuseppe La Masa, 34, Milan, Milan, 20156, Italy
The Space Generation Advisory Council is organising the first Space Startup Competition, taking place at the Department of Aerospace Engineering of Politecnico di Milano on 11-12 May 2019.
A space start-up competition is an event where space-related ideas are shaped into business and eventually presented to a jury during a pitch competition.The main aim of the two-day event is to bring forth the next generation’s entrepreneurs, encourage knowledge sharing, foster innovation and provide delegates with the necessary backdrop to network, learn and shape the future.
Participants will work in teams and learn about the importance of interdisciplinarity and teamwork. The event is dedicated to, but not limited to, students and young professionals with an interest in space and business. The interdisciplinarity of the event allows people from any background, being it engineering, law, economics or else, to partecipate.

Check the ISSC Website!

GLEC2019 Seminar on the Next Generation’s view on Space for Emerging Countries
2019-04-25 14:00 - 18:00 UTC
GLEC2019 Seminar on the Next Generation’s view on Space for Emerging Countries is a half-day event that will be held in conjunction with the Global Conference on Space for Emerging Countries 2019 (GLEC 2019) organized by the International Astronautical Federation on 24-26 April 2019 in Marrakesh, Morocco. The aim of the event is to engage with the Morocco and African students and young professionals and provide an opportunity for capacity building and policy input on space applications. There will be 3 keynote addresses, 5 working group discussions and a short panel discussion where participants can ask questions.
Program (14:00 – 18:00)

Start
End
Session
Moderator/Speaker

14:30
14:40
Workshop Introduction

Temidayo Isaiah
SGAC African Regional Coordinator
Imane El Khantouti
SGAC Moroccan National Point of Contact
Christian Feichtinger
Executive Director, IAF

14:40
14:55
Keynote 1
Adnan Mohammad Al Rais
Manager, Business Development and External Relations, Deputy Project Manager of UAE Mars Mission, Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC)

14:55
15:10
Keynote 2
Mr. Driss El Hadani
Director General – Centre de Royal de Télédétection Spatiale (CRTS)

15:10
15:25
Keynote 3
Mr. Amal Khatri
Executive Director: Space Programme – South African National Space Agency

15:24
15:40
Special Guest
Charles F. Bolden
Former NASA Administrator

15:40
15:45
Working Group Introduction

Rania Toukebri
SGAC Tunisian National Point of Contact

15:45 – 17:00
Group 1: Regional Collaboration on Space Applications
Andiswa Mlisa
Managing Director Earth Observation – SANSA

Group 2: IoT and Space Applications
Maria-Gabriella Sarah
Senior Partnership Officer – European Space Agency

Group 3: Legal and Policy Challenges of Space Applications

Agnieszka Lukaszczyk
Senior Director – European Affairs – Planet

Group 4: Technology Development for Socio-Economic Development

Ms. Neevy van Laningham Asia Pacific Regional Space Cooperation Office of Space & Advanced Technology – The U.S. Department of State

Group 5: Engagement of the next generation from emerging countries

Hansley Noruthun
SGAC 2nd African Space Generation Workshop Manager

17:00

17:30
Panel Introduction

Temidayo Isaiah
SGAC African Regional Coordinator

Panel Discussion

1. Hansley Noruthun
SGAC 2nd African Space Generation Workshop Manager
2. Kyle Acierno
Vice President Global Sales and Strategy – ispace (Japan)
3. Ms. Agnieszka Lukaszcyk
Senior Director – European Affairs – Planet

17:30
17:50
Summary of Group Work
One representative per WG, 5′ per WG

17:50
18:00

Closing Remarks

Imane El Khantouti
SGAC Moroccan National Point of Contact

SGAC Local Organising Committee:
Temidayo IsaiahRegional Coordinator for AfricaImane El KhantoutiNational Point of Contact for MoroccoRania ToukebriNational Point of Contact for TunisiaAbraham AkinwaleNational Point of Contact for NigeriaLeehandi De WittNational Point of Contact for South Africa

SG[China]
2019-04-23 16:00 - 19:00 (Asia/Shanghai) | Wanda Vista Changsha, 308 Xiangjiang Middle Road, Section 1, Kaifu District, Changsha, Hunan Province, China
SG[China]
Event Description:
SG[China] is proposed by Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) to be held in conjunction with the United Nations/China Forum on Space Solutions as its side event 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.
Event Schedule:

Time

Activities

4:00 pm

Event Opening & SGAC Intro

4:30 pm

Group Photo

4:40 pm

Panel Discussion

5:10 pm

Q & A

5:40 pm

Speed Mentoring

6:20 pm

Social Event (with light meal provided)

7:00 pm

Event Close

Programme:
Theme:
To prepare the next generation to leverage space technologies to achieve UN 2030 SDGs.
Topics:

How can space technologies be leveraged to achieve UN 2030 SDGs
China’s effort for international collaboration in space
What is it like to work in a Chinese space company – A international employee’s perspective
SGAC’s global activities and how to get involved

Sponsors:
Beijing Commsat Technology Development Co., Ltd. (Commsat)

Side event of

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 closed March 31st 2019

SGFF 2019
2019-04-05 - 2019-04-08
Held annually in scenic Colorado Springs in conjunction with the Space Symposium, the Space Generation Fusion Forum is a three-day, high-intensity, fast-paced professional development and networking event focused on the international and US space industry. Delegates are students and young professionals from around the world and various facets of the space sector including science, engineering, law/policy, business/commerce, medicine, media, military, and government. Through discussion tracks, expert panels, keynote presentations, and interactive activities, these selected delegates will “fuse” their perspectives.
By attending the Space Generation Fusion Forum, delegates will learn, share their knowledge, network with fellow students and young professionals in the space industry, and meet the industry’s leaders and experts.
All output produced by the Space Generation Fusion Forum is compiled into a report to be presented at the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, as well as other conferences around the world.
Visit SGFF 2019 Website

Global Space Congress
2019-03-19 - 2019-03-21
What is the Global Space Congress?
The Global Space Congress is a strategic gathering of global space industry leaders. Promoting the worldwide industry of space, the Congress brings together over 700 key space agencies, commercial space, academia and end users of space services to evaluate the biggest opportunities in the space sector and to get exposure to the world’s most vibrant and energetic new space programmes. Focused on partnerships, the Congress enables these leaders to focus on collaborative development and the implementation of core space and satellite technology strategies, bringing global and regional economic benefits.
The Global Space Congress is where space policies are defined and strategies developed; where new applications for space technology are showcased and the development of highly skilled technical workforces to support national development are promoted. It hosts discussions and initiatives that will have a practical and lasting impact on the overall development of the space sector in the Middle East and globally.
What are the SGAC activities at the Global Space Congress?
Since 2018, SGAC is an official association partner of the Global Space Congress and in particular their Next Gen programme.
1. Speed Mentoring:
In a world where technology changes faster than jobs are created, the need for mentoring is bigger than ever. Mentorship is identified as a key driver of success and is highly sought after by young people. However, youth often find it hard to source a mentor. In 2019 the Global Space Congress and Next Gen Leaders, in partnership with the Space Generation Advisory Council, fill this gap by inviting experts from the space industry who will share their experience and offer advice to young professionals and students.
2. Panel on “The Role of Risk Taking and Effective Leadership”
In 2019 the Global Space Congress and Next Gen Leaders, in partnership with the Space Generation Advisory Council, explore the role of risk taking and how it serves an effective leadership. In the context of space industry, risk aversion is not an option. Find out why risk is an opportunity, how to be smart about risk and how you can lead through risk taking. The experts’ panel session will be followed by structured breakout group discussions offering direct engagement and interaction between the delegates and the panelists.
Link to registrationLink to scholarship

SG[Lebanon]
2019-02-23
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SG[Lebanon] will be inaugurated in February 23rd 2019 in Antwork, Hamra, Beirut. SG[Lebanon[ is Lebanon’s first SGAC event. SG[Lebanon] is comprised of a two hour booths event where participants rotate around booths discussing various topics from Humans in Space to Satellite Engineering and Space Education. SG[Lebanon] will then follow with an hour workshop to design a solution for a problem on Mars.
The event aims to instill in Lebanese students a dream to focus on initiating and developing the Lebanese space sector, irrespective of their major or field of study.
The event is generously sponsored by Mr. Wael Bazzi, founder of Exosphere Ltd and the Planetary Society. Exosphere Ltd is a newly founded company aiming to help new space organizations develop their media content and social identity. The Planetary Society, founded by Carl Sagan, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that promotes the exploration of space through education and advocacy.
Please note that only 50 people will be accepted into the workshop due to capacity issues.
The language of the booths will be in both Arabic and English. Participation is for free for both aspects of SG[Lebanon].
The event starts approximately at 2 PM and ends at around 6PM. Registeration will take place from 1:30PM to 2PM. Late registerees need to sign their name in but can still walk in. Participants must apply to the event.

Program

Quick introduction to SGAC and acknowledgements (5 minutes).

Booths (2 hours).
Booths will be split into three zones:
Zone A) Humans in Space
Zone B) Martian Colonization, Space Technologies and Astropreneurship
Zone C) Topics in Astronomy
Zone A’s topics will include: The life of an Astronaut, Space Tourism, Space Environment, Educating Space to the public, Careers in space and Amateur Astronomy.
Zone B’s topics will include Martian Colonization, Exosphere, Astropreneurship and Space Technologies. The Space Technologies booth will be a recorded video that is replayable, generously provided to us by Diana Al Sindy, engineer at Virgin Orbit and founder of @thearabianstargazer on Instagram.
Zone C’s topics are more geared towards the general public and remind them of Black holes, galaxies and general astrophysics and developments in SETI.

Introduction to the Workshop (10-15 minutes).
Students are given a set of equipment and must employ their various backgrounds in a hackathon to come up with a quick emergency solution to avoid the incoming solar flare or other emergency that will be explained in the event.

Workshop (1 hour) in teams of 5.

Winners announced and conclusion.

Apply to SG[Lebanon] 2019
SG[Lebanon] goals

To introduce the Lebanese academic community and the Lebanese public to the space sector.
To introduce the Lebanese academic community and the Lebanese public to Astropreneurship.
To introduce the Lebanese academic community and the Lebanese public to Martian colonization.
To enhance creative thinking under extreme and emergency conditions.

Sponsors

The Planetary Society
Booth Presenters
Rayan Abdul Baki
Marie Joe Chahine
Jana Nasr
Wael Bazzi
Alexandra Banna
Marc El Hachem
Bashar Baajour
Diana Al Sindy (@thearabianstargazer on Instagram)
Event Organizers
Event Manager:
Rayan Abdelbaki (rayan.abdelbaki@spacegeneration.org)
Local Organizing Team:
Marc El Hachem
Wael Bazzi
Alexandra Banna
Jana Nasr
Bashar Baajour

CA-SGW 2019
2019-02-22 08:00 - 2019-02-23 17:00 UTC | Federated College of Engineers and Architects, Costa Rica
The first CA-SGW aims to guide its delegates through informative talks and interactive working group activities. This regional event will bring together Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degree candidates, young professionals, experts, academia, space institutions and industry representatives to create a network, exchange know-how, share best practices and nurture the next generation’s perspective on space matters. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with experts from academia, businesses and space laboratories throughout speakers sessions, keynotes and interdisciplinary working group discussions. The congress includes other networking activities, as cultural nights and gala dinner sessions. Its intended to be a space of feedback and leadership among different cultures, opinions and academic areas.
VISIT CA-SGW 2019 WEBSITE

Space Exploration and Development - Space Assets Enabling A Sustainable Future
2019-02-19 | International Student House, 1825 R St NW, Washington, DC, 20009, United States
0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecOverviewBuilding on the success of the numerous SGAC event in the United States, the 2nd International Student House Event is a local event focused on international space utilization that follows the same objectives of the SGAC local events currently being held around the world for university students and young professionals in the Washington D.C. area. This event is held by the International Student House in Washington D.C. and organized by the Space Generation Advisory Council and the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology with the support of JAXA’s Washington D.C. office. This event will feature a panel format, with guests from space agencies and embassy space attaches. It focuses on two themes: International space cooperation and Utilizing space technology for international development and economic growth.
ObjectivesThe panel is the second event to be held by SGAC in collaboration with the ISH. The objective of the event is as follows.
(i) To strengthen the regional network of the students and young professionals in the Washington D.C. region;
(ii) To provide a perspective of space cooperation and diplomacy to the participants from the top professionals in the area;
(iii) To examine and consider key questions in space cooperation and diplomacy that the community is facing. The panel format allows participants to discuss and to provide inputs from the next generation; and
(iv) To allow tomorrow’s leaders to have the opportunity to interact with today’s space leaders and professionals in the region through the cooperation.
Venue & LogisticsInternational Student House in Washington D.C., 1825 R St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Programme

Time
Event

18:00 – 18:05
Opening Remarks (ISH Representative)

18:05 – 18:10
Guest Speaker (Dr. Hertzfeld, GWU)

18:10 – 18:20
Agenda & GPP Program Overview (Prof. Iwata, TUAT)

18:20 – 18:35
GWU/TUAT Presentation

18:35 – 18:55
Keynote Lecture (Dr. Isobe, TUAT)

19:00 – 20:00
Panel Discussion

20:10 – 21:10
Reception

PanelistsCody KnipferGovernment Affairs SpecialistCody Knipfer is a Government Affairs Specialist for Virgin Galactic, Virgin Orbit, and The Spaceship Company. In this role, he supports and manages the companies’ interactions and work with the United States Congress, federal agencies, and state governments. Cody is a graduate of George Washington University’s Space Policy Institute with a Master’s degree in domestic and international space policy.Jeffrey ManberCEO at NanoRacksJeffrey Manber is regarded as one of the pioneering commercial space entrepreneurs. As CEO of NanoRacks, from 2009, Manber has steered the growth of the first company to own and market its own hardware and services on board the International Space Station. Manber has been involved in several of the key breakthrough commercial space projects, principally those revolving around the commercialization of space assets as well as the integration of the Russian space industry into major space programs, including that of the International Space Station. Manber is believed to be the only American to be an official part of the Russian space corporation, RSC Energia, during their privatization period of the 1990s.Dr. Hiroaki IsobeAssociate Professor at Kyoto City University of ArtsDr. Hiroaki ISOBE completed his Ph.D. thesis “Observational and numerical studies on magnetic reconnection in the solar corona” at Kyoto University. He joined the newly established Unit of Synergetic Studies for Space (USSS) at Kyoto University as a faculty member, where his mission was to promote and pioneer interdisciplinary studies about space science and space utilization. He also collaborates with humanities scholars and started several projects such as space ethics, space anthropology and the survey of historical aurora records. In addition, he promoted this activities with Prof. IWATA. Based on this background, he has been supporting GPP since 2017. In particular, he advised the students for creating their ideas. Mike GoldV.P for Regulatory/Policy & General CounselMike Gold serves dual roles for Maxar Technologies as a Vice President for Regulatory / Policy and as General Counsel for the company’s Radiant Solutions business unit. Mr. Gold deals with a wide variety of issues ranging from the implementation of international treaty obligations to export control, reform-focused policy development, and technology commercialization. Mr. Gold Chairs the Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee which provides independent advice to the FAA’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation. Mr. Gold also serves on the NASA Advisory Council where he Chairs the newly formed Regulatory and Policy Committee. Additionally, Mr. Gold has served on the Executive Board of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation (“CSF”) and is currently Chair of the CSF’s Export Control Committee. Mr. Gold is the recipient of a NASA Group Achievement Award for his role in the development and deployment of the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module. Moreover, Mr. Gold has testified before the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate on space law, policy, and commercialization, and has written three law review articles and one book chapter on export control reform. Mr. Gold is admitted to practice law in New York and the District of Columbia, and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School.Guest SpeakersDr. Henry HertzfeldResearch Professor of Space Policy & International AffairsDr. Henry R. Hertzfeld (Ph.D., Temple University; J.D., George Washington University) is the Director of the Space Policy Institute, a Research Professor of Space Policy and International Affairs at The Elliott School, and an adjunct Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School. His research interests include economic and legal issues of space policy, commercial uses of space technologies, technology policy, innovation and technology transfer, microeconomic analysis and administrative law.Prof. Yoko IwataAssociate Professor at Tokyo University of Agriculture and TechnologyProf. Yoko IWATA has been implementing innovative educational programs for linking Science and Technology and Society since she started her career in Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). In JAXA, she was the first coordinator of interdisciplinary research. In addition, she developed educational programs for thinking concerning Space. Based on this background, she launched Global Professional Program, GPP at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT). GPP aims at fostering of “Global Professionals” who will contribute to increasing Japan’s presence in the global community by creating innovative solutions to trans-scientific problems.

African Space Generation Workshop 2018
2018-12-17 - 2018-12-18 | Rajiv Gandhi Science Center, Rajiv Gandhi Science Center, Old Moka Road, Bell Village, 11202, Mauritius
Following from the success of the first African Space Generation Workshop (AF-SGW) in Nigeria last year, Mauritius will be hosting the 2nd edition of the African Space Generation Workshop series.
The two-day regional workshop is set to take place in Port Louis, Mauritius on the 17th and 18th December 2018. The workshop will bring together students, young professionals and industry representatives to engage and nurture the next generation’s perspective on space and scientific matters in the African region. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with experts from academia, businesses and space agencies through plenary and panel sessions, keynotes and interdisciplinary working group discussions.
Event Website
