E-SGW Webinar Series: Space for Urban Planning
GoToMeetingESGW Webinar Series
SGAC Mentoring Webinar/Project Group #1: SMLS & SEPT
ZoomMeet the leaders of the Space Medicine and Life Sciences and the Space Exploration Project Groups, and find out how to get involved!
[PG-SEPG] – SEPG Webinar #7: Tokenizing the Moon. Blockchain technologies for Lunar exploration
Facebook LivestreamSEPG webinar #7: Tokenizing the Moon
SGAC Japan Space Talk #11: Satellite Business
ZoomSGAC Japan Space Talk is a weekly webinar with space experts. It consists of a 30-min guest followed by a 30-min Q&A.
Emerging Space Program: Lessons Learned for the Future
GoToMeetingEmerging Space Program: Lessons Learned for the Future with Dr Danielle Wood, MIT Media Lab.
ISSC2 Webinar: Entrepreneurship and Space Business Ecosystem
GoToMeetingA round table among specialists and space entrepreneurs to talk about opportunities, strategies, trends and much more about Astropreneurship
SGAC Japan Space Talk #12: Astrophysics
ZoomSGAC Japan Space Talk is a weekly webinar with space experts. It consists of a 30-min guest followed by a 30-min Q&A.
E-SGW Webinar Series: Artificial Intelligence for Space
GoToMeetingArtificial Intelligence (AI) meets Space! Join us on Saturday 20th June at 11 AM UTC, together with Juan Peña Ibáñez (CEO of Orbital EOS, space-tech entrepreneur), Rasit Abay (Founder of Futurifai, AI/ML Engineer, Astrodynamics expert) and Red Boumghar (AI expert on Spacecraft Operations & Robotics and core contributor to Libre Space Foundation). Machine learning, image recognition, forecasting, … this webinar will show how space applications, both at ground and space segment, can benefit from Artificial Intelligence solutions. A new world of possibilities to unlock ahead of us!
[Partnered] Shifted lunar perspectives on habitats and women on the Moon
ZoomMVA -SGAC webinar
[PG-SMLS] Health in Space series: Women’s health in space
GoToMeetingOur fifth episode will focus on women's health in space. Space affects some aspects of male and female astronaut physiology differently. For example, on return to Earth, male astronauts have more problems with their vision whilst female astronauts have more issues with blood pressure management.
