Space@Hopkins Virtual Symposium

Description

Space@Hopkins will be holding a virtual symposium focusing on current and future civil space research, exploration, and technology, featuring NASA Leadership and Johns Hopkins researchers across the Applied Physics Laboratory, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, School of Medicine, and Whiting School of Engineering.

Featured speakers include:

• Pamela Melroy (deputy administrator, NASA)
• Groundbreaking Johns Hopkins researchers, recipients of the 2020 Seed Grant Award
• Human Spaceflight Panel with: 1) Kathy Lueders (associate administrator for Space Operations Mission Directorate, NASA); 2) Richard Day (senior director, Systems Engineering and Mission, Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety, School of Medicine); and 3) Radamés Cordero (associate scientist, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, Bloomberg School of Public Health)
• Space & Exploration Technology Panel with: 1) James Free (associate administrator for Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate, NASA); 2) James Reuter (associate administrator for Space Technology Mission Directorate, NASA); 3) James Guest (associate professor, interim chair, Department of Civil and Systems Engineering, Whiting School of Engineering); and 4) Rachel Klima (research scientist, Space Exploration Sector, Applied Physics Laboratory)

A preliminary agenda for the event can be found online.