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SUMMARY:Health in Space Series: Stem Cells in Space
DESCRIPTION:What do we learn from stem cell research in space? How can this knowledge ultimately improve our life on Earth? \n  \n  \nREGISTER HERE  \n  \nConfirmed Speaker \nDr. Jeanne Loring \nDr. Jeanne Loring is an internationally recognized pioneer in human stem cell research\, with landmark studies of the genomics and epigenetics of pluripotent stem cells\, focusing on safety and efficacy of cell therapies. She is currently a professor emeritus at Scripps Research (California\, USA)\, and an advisor to Aspen Neuroscience (a company she founded to develop a cell replacement therapy for Parkinson’s disease). Dr. Loring is the recent recipient of Stem Cell Pioneer award\, Rosalind Franklin Award and was named as one of the 11 Most Influential Women in Advanced Therapies. She is interested in development of broad applications of pluripotent stem cells\, including investigating the effects of space flight on the nervous system. Last year her stem cells experiment has been sent to the International Space Station.
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SUMMARY:SGAC Strategic Partnership Discussion Africa
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to a special open-hour conversation on partnerships at the regional level with the SGAC African regional coordinators and partnership manager. The SGAC African team would like to take this opportunity to strengthen the partnership with your institution and present you with significant regional projects where your assistance might propel our robust space ecosystem to a new horizon. Partners are crucial for the continent and on a global scale. In order to build the Africa we want\, we would like to create a worldwide coalition with your help to raise awareness through outreach programs\, meet capacity-building goals\, and deepen the integration of space sciences\, applications\, and technology in every country. Let’s leave behind something we can be proud of for future generations. \nRegister Here!The Speakers\n\n\n\nTensae Ali: Regional Coordinator\n\n\n\nRania Toukebri: Regional Coordinator\n\n\n\nCharles Nzeussi: Strategic partnership manager Africa\n\n\n\nProf. Timiebi U. Aganaba: from Space Governance Lab at ASU\n\n\n\nProf. Melvin Hoare: from development in Africa with Radio Astronomy (DARA) \n\n\n\nRamasamy Venugopal: from Office of Astronomy for Development\, an IAU-NRE Partnership\n\n\n\n\n  Last minute join? Click here for the direct zoom link!
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgac-strategic-partnership-discussion-africa
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SUMMARY:SG[France]2023: Make Space!
DESCRIPTION:SG[France] is back again this year with an anniversary edition! As a unique opportunity to gather the SGAC community\, this event will be a celebration of 5 years of successful SG[France]! \nThis anniversary edition will bring together international students and young professionals to recap topics from the 4 previous SG[France] events with a brand new 5th topic addressing the Future of Space in Europe. \nAs the previous events have been organised respectively in Paris\, Toulouse\, Lille and Strasbourg\, SG[France]2023 will continue the “Tour de France” and take place in Bordeaux at ENSEIRB MATMECA\, on the 13th of May\, 2023. Students or young professionals aged 18-35 will have the opportunity to meet and chat with renowned experts of the French and European space industry as well as with numerous young space enthusiasts. \n\n\nCome to SG[France] to celebrate our 5th anniversary while discussing trending space challenges\, it’s time to Make Space! \n\nRegister here!
URL:https://spacegeneration.org/event/sgfrance2023
LOCATION:ENSEIRB MATMECA\, 1 Avenue du Dr Albert Schweitzer\, Talence\, Bordeaux\, 33400\, France
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SUMMARY:Space Climate Datasets and Interpretation for Everyone
DESCRIPTION:Increasing access to space data can raise awareness about Earth’s situation. It helps to remove obstacles we have on our planet and change our perspective to see everything from a different angle.\nClimate change is one of the major problems humans face these days and needs social knowledge and engagement to be tackled. But understanding and interpreting Earth Observation datasets is not easy for everyone and it requires expertise. This presents a challenge that not everyone will become aware of the disruptive activities on Earth affecting climate change.\nThe UN SDGs project of the Space Safety and Sustainability Project Group aims to give open access to space-based climate data to the public for increasing social engagement in climate change. This webinar will cover different topics that can help everyone become a local ambassador in their own community and raise awareness about climate data\, data interpretation\, policies and regulations\, and data-sharing platforms.\nBy the end of this webinar\, you will get knowledge about accessible climate datasets\, how to use them and interpret raw data\, methods and platforms for sharing data with the public\, and policies for making space data available. \nAbout Chukwuma Okolie: \nChukwuma Okolie is a Lecturer at the Department of Surveying and Geoinformatics\, University of Lagos. His research interests are GIS and remote sensing applications\, data fusion and modelling of urban and environmental changes. Chukwuma is a member of the SGAC Space Technology for Earth Applications (STEA) Project Group. Within STEA\, he has served as a team lead in the REaltime Flood Risk Assessment in developing countries using Social media\, Optical and SAR satellite data (REFRA-SOS)\, and an earth observation analyst in the AIOFAR project. Chukwuma is currently pursuing his PhD in Remote Sensing at the University of Cape Town. The focus of his PhD research is the enhancement of digital elevation models (DEMs) using explainable tree-based ensemble machine learning. In 2017\, he was listed by xyHT as one of the 40 under 40 Geospatial Leaders worldwide\, and recently\, he was recognised as STEA PG Member of the Year 2022. Chukwuma is registered with the Surveyors Council of Nigeria (SURCON) and is a member of the Young Surveyors Network (YSN) in Nigeria and the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS). He is active in several multidisciplinary research groups\, is an active reviewer for scientific journals and is highly published. \nAbout Jan-Peter Ceglarek: \nJan-Peter Ceglarek is a space engineer with a focus on AI and blockchain technology. As an engineer for Parametry.ai\, he contributes to the Space DAO project\, where the advantages of distributed systems are used to bring fairness and trust to the increasingly tough problem of space traffic LEO and beyond.\nAdditionally\, as a PhD candidate at the ESALab@TU Darmstadt\, he develops the AI4CE system generation platform (a multi-purpose Digital Engineering playground) for future-proof system design both in big companies/agencies and the educational realm.\nBesides that\, he is a human who loves nature and is a fan of open-minded people with a positive error culture.\nAbout Alexander Gruber: \nAlexander Gruber received his M.Sc. degree in Geodesy and Geophysics in 2013\, and his Ph.D. degree in the technical sciences in 2016\, both graduated with excellence\, from the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien)\, Austria. He has been affiliated with the United States Department of Agriculture\, USA\, the University of Melbourne\, Australia\,  the Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven)\, Belgium\, and the Research Foundation Flanders\, Belgium. Currently\, he is a postdoctoral researcher with the Climate and Environmental Remote Sensing research unit from the Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation\, TU Wien\, Austria. His research interests include land surface remote sensing\, data assimilation\, uncertainty modeling\, and water and carbon cycle interactions. He has published in numerous peer-reviewed scientific journals and frequently presents at international conferences and workshops. His work has been cited over 5.000 times (h-index: 27) and he is an editorial board member of Earth System Science Data and Hydrology and Earth System Sciences.\nREGISTER HERE!
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