SGAC is proud to announce that through the generous support of the Embry Riddle Aeronautical University it was possible to sponsor two outstanding Embry-Riddle students, Jaclyn Wiley and Christopher Stockdale, to attend the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany from 01 – 05 October 2018.
SGAC and the United Arab Emirates Space Agency (UAESA) are proud to announce that five outstanding SGAC members form United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be sponsored to attend the Space Generation Congress (SGC) from the 27– 29 September 2018 and the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany from the 01 – 05 October 2018. The UAESA will provide scholarships up to $2500 USD to all recipients that will cover the registration fees and support accomodation and travel arrangements.
SGAC and NASA SCaN are proud to announce that two selected SGAC members, who have expressed an interest in a career in space communication and navigation, were sponsored to attend the NextGen Event and ISS R&D Conference held during July 23-26th, 2018 hosted in San Francisco, California. NASA SCaN provides scholarships up to USD 1,000 to all recipients to support their attendance. SGAC and NASA SCaN congratulates the winners.
SGAC and Young ESA are pleased to announce Kwasi Nkansah, Christopher Ogunlesi and Katherine Pangalos as the winners of the joint Young ESA Diversity scholarship for 2018. The competition enables one outstanding SGAC member to attend the 17th Space Generation Congress and the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany.
Post SGC 2018 Survey Form
SGAC is proud to announce Hannes Bartle as the winner of the Gomspace Scholarship. This award provides support for students who are either Danish nationals or studying in Denmark to attend both the 17th Space Generation Congress and the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany.
SGAC is proud to announce Alex Linossier as the winner of the second Australian Space Generation Innovators Award. This award provides support for young, enthusiastic Australian space innovators to attend both the 17th Space Generation Congress and the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany. This competition is an opportunity for students and young professionals to share their views and analysis on past, present and future of entrepreneurship and investment within the space sector. The scholarship enables one outstanding SGAC member to attend the 17th Space Generation Congress and the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany.
SGAC is proud to announce Sergiu Petra Lliev as the winner of the ILEWG young Lunar Explorer (YLE) Scholarship. This scholarship recognizes young members of the space community who have been supporting the path to further lunar exploration with their scientific or technical contributions, and those with a vision on the future of the exploration of our closest celestial neighbour.
SGAC is pleased to announce Arunkumar Rathinam as the winner of the Move an Asteroid Competition 2018. The competition challenged students and young professionals worldwide to develop original ideas relating to Near-Earth Objects. The scholarship enables one outstanding SGAC member to attend the 17th Space Generation Congress and the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany.
SGAC in cooperation with OHB are pleased to announce Avid Roman-Gonzalez and Sathesh Raj V Periasamey as the winners of the 2018 SGAC – OHB SE Competition. This competition sought innovative ideas on technologies, missions, methods, policies and/or legal frameworks that will help humanity to fight against climate change using space technology.
