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SUMMARY:Space Generation Fusion Forum 2022
DESCRIPTION:Held annually at the scenic Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs\, Colorado\, U.S.A.\, in conjunction with the Space Symposium\, the Space Generation Fusion Forum (SGFF) is a multi-day\, high-intensity\, fast-paced professional development and networking event focused on the global space industry. Students and young professionals from around the world\, who are working and participating in all facets of the space community\, apply to attend SGFF each year. \nThrough breakout sessions\, expert panels\, keynote presentations\, and speed networking\, SGFF delegates will “fuse” their unique perspectives and backgrounds to formulate solutions to global problems of interest and importance to the space community. By attending SGFF\, delegates will learn from each other and from experts\, share their knowledge\, network with fellow students and young professionals in the space industry\, and meet international leaders in the space field.  \nAll output and content produced by the discussions held during the Space Generation Fusion Forum are compiled into a report for the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space. This report is presented at the Committee’s annual General Assembly and at other conferences around the world.
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/space-generation-fusion-forum-2022
LOCATION:Colorado Springs\, CO\, USA\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Space Generation Fusion Forum
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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity of Space Data Systems webinar
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our webinar series on Space and Cybersecurity where we will explore their relationship from the technical\, legal and policy angles. In this 1st edition of 2022 we welcome Miss Dimitra Stefoudi from the International Institute of Space Law and Mr. Alexandros Zacharis from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity. \nREGISTER NOWConfirmed speakers:\n\n\n\nDimitra Stefoudi\n\n\n\nDimitra Stefoudi is a PhD Candidate in International Space Law at the University of Leiden (NL). She conducts her doctoral research on “The Legal and Policy Aspects of Space Big Data” with support from the Netherlands Space Office and the European Space Agency. She gives lectures in space law for the Advanced LL.M. in Air and Space Law at Leiden University\, focusing on the topics of space applications\, privacy and cybersecurity in space activities\, export control\, and space resource utilization. She is Adjunct Faculty and Governing Member of the International Space University. She is Individual Member of the International Institute of Space Law and member of the European Centre for Space Law and the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Ruimtevaart. \n\n\n\nAlexandros Zacharis\n\n\n\nMr. Zacharis currently holds a position as an Officer in Network and Information Security for ENISA\, dealing with the Design and Technical Implementation of Cyber Security Exercises (CYBER EUROPE). Prior to that\, he has also worked as Deputy Cyber Security Manager for the European Global Navigation Satellite Systems Agency (GSA now EUSPA) in Prague\, CZ\, dealing with Risk and Vulnerability Management of the Galileo Infrastructure. In the previous years (2011-2015) he worked as a Security Officer for GRNET dealing with Compliance\, Development & Maintenance of Security Policies. He has also served as the GRNET- CERT Representative (National Academic & Research Security Incident Response Team) dealing with: – Cyber Attack Analysis\, Penetration Testing\, Corporate Forensics – Malware Analysis\, Incident Handling\, Incident Response His research interests include: Computer Security and Computer Forensics\, sensors and Data Hiding. He has also participated on DEFCON 22\, presenting exploitation methods on PoS systems inside airports.
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/cybersecurity-of-space-data-systems-webinar
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SUMMARY:6th European Space Generation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The 6th edition of the European Space Generation Workshop will be held  on  the 9th and 10th April 2022 in Limassol\, Cyprus. Delegates will get the opportunity to share ideas on sustainable space applications and the future of space sector – topics in which the interest has substantially increased over the past few years. \nDuring the two days students and young professionals (18-35 years of age) will discuss and shape the future of space in Europe together. There will be talks and panels by experts and professionals from the leading European companies and agencies\, and working groups where the delegates will discuss diverse space topics moderated by industry experts. It is a great opportunity for young space enthusiasts to learn about the latest space developments and to engage and discover the opportunities in the space field. Space companies and agencies will be interested to recognize talent and obtain insight on innovative ideas and the opinion of the next generation of space professionals. You can learn more on the Regional SGAC Events by following this link. 
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/6th-european-space-generation-workshop
LOCATION:The Cyprus University of Technology
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SUMMARY:Our Giant Leap: Meet the women behind SGAC - NCAC
DESCRIPTION:To commemorate the Diversity Month\, the Diversity and Gender Equality Project Group from the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)\, also known as Our Giant Leap\, has come up with a series of webinars to showcase women of SGAC. For each webinar\, 2 women from each one of the SGAC regions will speak about their background and professional experience\, including their role within SGAC. \nJoin us during your lunch or coffee break and enjoy a nice 30 to 45 minutes of discussion with the panelists. You will be able to engage with them in the chat and ask your questions.  \nThis first episode will feature 3 women from the North\, Central America & the Caribbean (NCAC) region. \nUse #AskOurGiantLeap to ask all your questions before\, during and after the Panel on social media. \n\n\n\n\nREGISTER NOW– \n  \nCheyenne Polius\n \nCheyenne Polius is a small island girl with big dreams. In 2015\, she left St Lucia to pursue an Integrated Masters degree in Astrophysics in the UK. Cheyenne’s passion for Space came full circle back to her home island when was appointed as St Lucia’s first National Point of Contact (NPoC) in the Space Generation Advisory Council. Her efforts as NPoC led to co-founding St Lucia’s first national Astronomy Association (LUNAA) to provide an avenue for Space and Science enthusiasts to connect. In her capacity as President of LUNAA\, she is also continuing her SGAC mission to raise awareness of the benefits of Space technology to St Lucia and the rest of the Caribbean region.Day-to-day\, Cheyenne is using her love for numbers and problem solving in the Finance Technology industry as an Analytics Specialist. Outside of work\, she is still very active in the space community as an international speaker\, mentor and science communicator. This dedication stems from a wider career goal of increasing gender and ethnic diversity in Science\, Technology\, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields\, especially Physics. \n  \nMariam Naseem\n \nMariam is currently working with the Industry Relations team at the Canadian Space Agency. She is also a Visiting Scholar at the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science and a research collaborator on Ocean Worlds science with a scientist at NASA Goddard. She has a BSc. in Electrical Engineering from UT Austin and an MBA from the University of Toronto. Mariam brings a global and multi-disciplinary background to the space sector\, having worked as a commercial space consultant\, as a technology strategist in the Enterprise Innovation team at one of the largest banks in Canada\, as a field engineer on an oil rig in Russia\, a manufacturing engineer in a Product Development center in Texas and as a business development manager for a Toronto-based Quantum computing startup. She serves as National Point of Contact for Canada and as a Mentorship Committee member at the Space Generation Advisory Council\, as coordinator for the Next Generation Plenary at the International Astronautical Federation’s Workforce Development and Young Professionals Programme Committee and as a SEDS-Canada Advisory Board member. \n  \nSapna Rao\n \nSapna Rao is a Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin Commercial Civil Space. She has worked on human space exploration missions ranging from the Artemis missions to cryogenic demonstration missions. Her focuses are on Systems Architecture and applying Machine Learning to space missions. Additionally\, she is passionate about Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion and is an active member in Lockheed Martin’s Women’s Impact Network where she organizes professional development events for women and minorities. She is also working with the Space Frontier Foundation to create a Diversity Equity and Inclusion toolkit to aid organizations and conferences. She prioritizes STEM outreach and is an advocate for minority representation in engineering. She graduated Virginia Tech with a Bachelor’s of Science in Aerospace Engineering in 2018. \n  \nRoxy Williams \nRoxy Williams is NPOC of Nicaragua in SGAC and is the president of the Society of Women in Space Exploration CR. She worked on a CubeSat design with INPE. She was a GHC Student Scholar participating in the largest gathering of women in computing. She co-design an app to determine the most suitable sites for shelters in the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua; Sentinel-1\, elevation and land cover derived from FAO’s SEPAL cloud platform and Google Earth Engine was used to derive low\, medium and high shelter suitability. Currently Roxy is working as the lead of CDH and Comms subsystems on a Mercury Sample Return Mission design with the SEPG. \nRoxy will be moderating the webinar.
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/our-giant-leap-meet-the-women-behind-sgac-ncac
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SUMMARY:NASA astronaut\, Dr Scott Parazynski\, LIVE in Health in Space webinar
DESCRIPTION:During this Health in Space webinar\, you will be able to meet and ask questions from this widely sought-after astronaut and motivational speaker. Scott will share his success story\, offer his insights into being a physician in space and give advice for the next generation. Hopefully\, Dr. Parazynski will inspire and convince you that you have what it takes for a career in space! \nREGISTER NOWDr. Scott Parazynski \nDr. Scott Parazynski is a highly decorated physician\, astronaut\, and tech CEO\, recently inducted into the US Astronaut Hall of Fame. A veteran of five Space Shuttle flights and seven spacewalks\, Parazynski’s final mission was highlighted by a dramatic\, unplanned EVA to repair a live solar array. Scott received a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Stanford University\, and then continued on to graduate with honors from Stanford Medical School. He trained for a career in emergency medicine and trauma at Harvard and then at Denver. Thereafter\, Scott was selected to join NASA’s Astronaut Corps. After retiring from NASA\, he pursued entrepreneurial opportunities in the private sector. He is a founder and CEO of Fluidity Technologies start-up\, focused on the development of revolutionary input devices powered by machine learning to intuitively move through physical and virtual space. On May 20\, 2009\, he became the first person to have both flown in space and summited Mount Everest\, the highest point on Earth.
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/nasa-astronaut-dr-scott-parazynski-live-in-health-in-space-webinar
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CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Our Giant Leap: Meet the women behind SGAC - South America
DESCRIPTION:To commemorate the Diversity Month\, the Diversity and Gender Equality Project Group from the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)\, also known as Our Giant Leap\, has come up with a series of webinars to showcase women of SGAC. For each webinar\, 2 to 3 women from each one of the SGAC regions will speak about their background and professional experience\, including their role within SGAC. \nJoin us during your lunch or coffee break and enjoy a nice 30 to 45 minutes of discussion with the panelists. You will be able to engage with them in the chat and ask your questions.  \nThis second episode will feature women from the South American region. \nUse #AskOurGiantLeap to ask all your questions before\, during and after the Panel on social media. \n\n\n\n\nREGISTER NOW  \nVictoria Carter-Cortez\n \nBorn in Sucre\, Bolivia\, Victoria has a background in Astrophysics and aspires to work in the development of space programs. She currently works as a Space Strategy Consultant of the multinational company PwC\, where she actively participates in projects that support both the public and private sectors in decision-making\, the development of space policies and the performance of economic impact assessments. \nPreviously\, Victoria worked for the European Space Agency at its Foreign Office in Washington D.C. There she analyzed the developments of the main space actors and worked to strengthen the links between the European Space Agency\, NASA and other actors in the aerospace sector. Victoria completed her MSc at University College London where\, in association with the Mullard Space Science Laboratory\, she investigated the erratic X-ray auroras on Jupiter. Opening up opportunities in science and technology\, particularly for women\, is something Victoria is passionate about. To this end\, she has worked as an academic mentor internationally\, sharing her passion for space and teaching interactive courses to motivate and inspire the next generation of space scientists and engineers. \n  \nIsi Casas del Valle \nIsi Casas del Valle is a Chilean astropreneur. She holds a bachelor’s in laws (summa cum laude) from Universidad de los Andes (Chile)\, where she specialized in comparative law and legal English\, and minored in basic sciences. With a keen interest in air and space\, she worked as an air attorney for a boutique law firm in Chile whilst undergoing a postgraduate degree in Air and Space Law in UDIMA & the Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Aeronáutico y del Espacio y de la Aviación Comercial in Spain.  She was awarded the Secure World Foundation’s Ray Williamson Future Fund Scholarship to attend the Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program of the International Space University hosted in Adelaide\, Australia; and presented the paper resulting from the program at the International Aeronautical Congress (IAC) in Bremen\, supported by Secure World Foundation’s IAC Young Professionals Scholarship. Moreover\, she was also one of the awardees of the Emerging Space Leader Award of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF)\, to attend the IAC in Dubai. \n  \nRoxy Williams \nRoxy Williams is NPOC of Nicaragua in SGAC and is the president of the Society of Women in Space Exploration CR. She worked on a CubeSat design with INPE. She was a GHC Student Scholar participating in the largest gathering of women in computing. She co-design an app to determine the most suitable sites for shelters in the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua; Sentinel-1\, elevation and land cover derived from FAO’s SEPAL cloud platform and Google Earth Engine was used to derive low\, medium and high shelter suitability. Currently Roxy is working as the lead of CDH and Comms subsystems on a Mercury Sample Return Mission design with the SEPG.
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SUMMARY:SG[India] 2022
DESCRIPTION:S G[India] 2022- the very first edition of SGAC’s flagship local event in India- is happening in an online version this April. SG[India] 2022 is focused on encouraging the use of space for social benefits. The founder of the Indian space program Dr Vikram Sarabhai encouraged harnessing space technologies for social benefits. SG[India] is taking that initiative forward with this significant local event.  \nThe program will consist of keynote speeches and panels\, and a round of discussions\, followed by working group sessions where participants are split into groups and work together on proposed topics guided by subject matter experts from our sponsors and other SGAC teams. \n\nAs we are unable to have an offline event despite our best efforts due to the current 3rd wave of the pandemic\, we will ensure that the audience will have a proactive role in the event! \n\nThe language will be English since the organisers aim to be inclusive and diverse concerning participants and panel experts. \nWorking Groups\n \nWG1 Details\nWG1: Global Partnership in Space Exploration & Innovation\nWe humans always want to touch every inch of the universe. States and space agencies have been engaged in space exploration by one way or another since our first launch. Nowadays focus is shifted to robotic missions beyond our earth and solar system. So\, How can we do it collaboratively? How can a global partnership develop to have futuristic space exploration missions? What are challenges ahead of it and how to overcome them? This working group targets a start of a chain to have sustainable global partnership for Space Exploration and innovation. \n \nWG2 Details\nWG2: Strengthened Space Cooperation in Global Health\nSG[India] is themed to harness space technologies for social benefits. Past two years were so much difficult for the world due to the health system crisis. UNOOSA also has it in one of their thematic priorities to strengthen the global health system using space. This working group entails discussion about how space can be an important factor to strengthen the global health ecosystem. \n \nWG3 Details\nWG3: Global space governance: Current and Future Perspectives\nWe still don’t have any remarkable intergovernmental level space governance. What should be the code of conduct\, confidence building measures\, safety concepts and regulations for a global space system? How can we take initiative for this? What are the challenges? How can we establish standards and regulations related to it? This working group takes a small leap towards knocking the doors of the global space system to have a proper foundation of Global space governance.  \n \nWG4 Details\nWG4: Diversity and Equality in the Space Industry: Challenges and Possible Solutions\nOnly around 1 in 5 space industry workers are women\, roughly the same proportion as 30 years ago. Only 11% of astronauts to date have been women. What gives rise to this difference? Why are conditions still almost the same as they were decades ago? With this working group\, the delegates will first attempt to understand the underlying causes of bias in the space sector and its impact\, both immediate and long-term. They will study the current solutions in place to tackle this\, how effective they have been and will then brainstorm possible challenges and solutions on how to eliminate bias and harassment in the workplace while fostering an era of gender equality and diversity in the aerospace industry. \n \nWG5 Details\nWG5: International Cooperation to Mitigate the Threat of Space Debris\nSpace debris has been a topic of intense debates and discussions over the past years\, yet the threat it poses becomes more real with every passing day. It is estimated that there are around 200\,000 pieces sized between 0.4 and 4 inches\, and millions of pieces smaller than 1cm. With over 3200 defunct satellites already in orbit\, this kind of debris can lead to catastrophic consequences and the loss of potentially critical services. In this working group\, the delegates will discuss how international regulation in this domain can shape the future of space and what kind of policies can be put into place to regulate space launches in a way that will help minimise new space debris. They will also analyse what kind of initiatives and markets can be created on a global scale to mitigate existing debris and how that will impact the space economy as a whole. \n \nWG6 Details\nWG6: Space4SDGs: Space Technology for Tackling Climate Change\nClimate change over the next few decades will define the future of our planet and human civilization. We have already seen unprecedented global disasters which can directly be linked to the result of global warming. Space technology\, in the form of earth observation satellites and remote sensing\, has already increased scientists’ understanding of climate change and subsequent disaster management by leaps and bounds. Delegates of this working group will discuss the actions being taken currently by different space agencies across the world to assist with the Sustainable Development Goals put forward by the United Nations. They will aim to determine how space technology can be further used to mitigate the consequences of climate change and what challenges need to be overcome to limit global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees centigrade. \nClick on the button below to download SG[India] Information Kit \nDOWNLOAD KITKeynote Speakers\, Panelists\, SME’s and Moderators \nDetailsScheduleSchedule\n  \nAll times are in Indian Standard Time (GMT+5:30)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTime\n\n\nSchedule*\n\n\n\n\n9:00 – 10:00\n\n\nInaugural Speech by Shri S. Somanath (Chairman\, ISRO) & Mr. Hamza Hameed (Chair\, SGAC)\n\n\n\n\n10:00 – 10:25\n\n\nFirst Keynote – Shri Sudheer Kumar (Director-CBPO\, ISRO)\n\n\n\n\n10:30 – 11:15\n\n\nPanel Discussion (Round Table) – Benefits and Impact of Space Exploration on the Indian Society\n\n\n\n\n11:15 – 13:00\n\n\nWorking Group Time\n\n\n\n\n13:00 – 13:45\n\n\nLunch Break + Speed Mentoring Session\n\n\n\n\n13:45 – 14:30\n\n\nPanel Discussion (Round Table) – The Road to India’s New Space Policy and Ecosystem\n\n\n\n\n14:30 – 14:55\n\n\nSecond Keynote – Dr. Siddharth Pandey\n\n\n\n\n15:00 – 16:30\n\n\nWorking Group Time\n\n\n\n\n16:30 – 17:30\n\n\nWorking Group Presentations\n\n\n\n\n17:30 – 18:00\n\n\nBreak\n\n\n\n\n18:00 – 18:30\n\n\nAward Ceremony\n\n\n\n\n18:30 – 18:45\n\n\nClosing Remarks\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n* The above schedule is tentative and is subject to change by SG[India] team. \n\n\n\n\nSponsors of SG[India]\nPlatinum Sponsor\n \nDhruva Space\nSilver Sponsor\n \nNewSpace Research & Technologies\nKnowledge Partner\n \nSpaceonova \nSG[India] Organising Team\nHave any suggestion or doubts about SG[India] ? \nPlease reach out to us at sgindia@spacegeneration.org
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