SGAC Bolivia Webinar No1 @ WorldSpaceWeek 2020
The SGAC National Point of Contact in Bolivia invites you to participate in a free webinar, held in Spanish, on development, experiences and opportunities with Bolivians in the Space Sector.
[PG-SMLS] – Systematic Review Webinar
SGAC SMLS and UK Space LABS are collaborating to run a Systematic Review Workshop, designed to introduce students to the concept and structure of a systematic review, and then give them the tools and guidance to go on to write one themselves.
SpaceGen United Rewind
Just a few weeks ago, SGAC concluded its first-ever online Congress, SpaceGen United (SGU) - and what a journey it has been!
The Hubble Space Telescope Turns 30: Three Decades of Science and Imagery
In April of 2020, we celebrated an important milestone in astronomy and science: the Hubble Space Telescope turned 30! While the mission is best known for its beautiful imagery of the cosmos, the telescope has also changed the landscape of space science and this anniversary marked an exciting time to consider what is to come in the field of astronomy in the coming years.
Integration of AI-based virtual agents within the Space workforce.
Let's debunk some AI myths, discuss what space virtual assistants look like in 2020 and where the research is currently heading, addressing the limitations of this emerging technology.
How space technology has benefited ocean conservation
Our oceans are vital for combating climate change and thus need to be conserved. Read how space technologies can help.
Diversity – a cornerstone of our SGAC activities
SGAC is led by young aspiring space enthusiasts, students and young professionals under 35 years old from different backgrounds starting their career in space. Our goal is to help solidify their voice and present their ideas to leading space institutions such as United Nations, space agencies, leaders in the industry and academia.
SGAC welcomes the newly recruited members from August!
SGAC is proud to announce the following appointments to our team after the latest round of vacancy applications.
UNOOSA and SGAC announce winners of Space4Youth competition 2nd edition
VIENNA, 8 September 2020—The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) announced the winners of the second Space4Youth Competition, that asked youth all over the world to provide their ideas and examples from their community to leverage space for Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate Action.
UNOOSA / SGAC Space4Youth Competition Winners Announcement
On 8 Sep. at 15:00 CET, the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and and SGAC will host a special webinar to announce the winners of the Space4Youth competition, which asked young people from all over the world for ideas on how to use space to counteract climate change.
