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SUMMARY:Dinner Meeting - ISS National Lab
DESCRIPTION:The International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory is Coming to Silicon Valley\nAIAA and the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory invite you to a unique event on February 27\, 2020 to discover how YOU can help improve life on Earth through research onboard the ISS. \nTogether with NASA\, the ISS National Lab is enabling space-based research and development in key areas such as industrialized biomedicine and advanced materials that will drive the economy in low Earth orbit and push the boundaries of innovation for the benefit of life on Earth. \nIn an engaging panel discussion\, learn how the ISS National Lab is fostering groundbreaking science and providing opportunities for commercial companies\, startups\, and academic institutions to conduct innovative space-based research in partnership with NASA and commercial service providers. Find out how to launch your experiment to the ISS! \nThis event is open to the public and will feature the following panelists: \n\nMiki Sode\, ISS National Lab (Moderator)\nRon Goedendorp\, NanoRacks\nDaniel Faber\, OrbitFab\nSven Eenmaa\, ISS National Lab\n\n\nSpeakers\nMiki Sode\, Ph.D\nMiki Sode\, Ph.D.\, is a Commercial Innovation Program Manager at the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory\, where she oversees activities and strategic programs in partnership with startups\, Fortune 500 companies\, and academic institutions. Combining her multidisciplinary background and passion for space-based research\, she advocates for utilizing the space environment to advance science and technology research and development for the benefit of life on Earth. Her portfolio spans a wide range of research areas\, including aerospace technology development\, remote sensing\, data analytics and AI\, bone research\, synthetic biology\, plant biology\, agriculture\, and sustainability-focused studies.\nSode received a BA in physics with an astrophysics minor emphasis from the University of California\, Berkeley; an MS in aerospace engineering from San Jose State University; and a Ph.D. in bioengineering (focused on medical imaging and osteoporosis) through a joint program from the University of California\, Berkeley and the University of California\, San Francisco. \nRon Goedendorp\n \nRonald Goedendorp is Vice President of Space Opportunities for Nanoracks\, a leading new space company developing platforms and opportunities for satellites\, earth observation (sensors)\, microgravity research\, communications\, in-space manufacturing and other applications. His work with academia\, government\, and private industry has advanced the new space ecosystem. Ron’s career includes banking\, insurance\, investment\, software\, image analysis\, aerospace\, sensor\, and medical device industries. \nRon received his degree from the University of California\, San Diego (UCSD)\, and is a co-founder of the UCSD Bay Area Alumni Scholarship Fund. He is currently based in San Francisco and can be found @gorongo. \nDaniel Faber\nDaniel Faber has over 20 years of space technology leadership\, building and launching a dozen satellites for asteroid searches\, environmental monitoring\, telecommunications and human habitation. As a serial entrepreneur\, his first company developed a unique mining instrumentation technology utilizing gamma ray spectroscopy\, following which he worked on nuclear fusion reactors and then Antarctic communications. Familiar with the economics of deep sea mining\, Mr. Faber became CEO of Deep Space Industries where he secured millions in financing from VC and governments and grew sales from zero to nearly $10 million. With DSI he successfully changed global perceptions and regulations around space resources and positioned the company to systematically create and commercialize technology for asteroid mining. Daniel has an engineeing background and MBA’s from both UCLA Anderson and National University of Singapore. He now leads Orbit Fab\, a two-year-old venture backed start-up in Silicon Valley that has already deployed its first two propellant tanker test-bed in Earth orbit for propellant transfer trials and recently became the first private company to resupply the International Space Station with water. \nSven Eenmaa \nSven Eenmaa is a Director of Investment and Economic Analysis at the ISS U.S. National Laboratory\, where he leads the organization’s engagement with investor community and is responsible for economic analysis of companies and flight projects to optimize the use of the ISS National Lab’s resources. Prior to joining the ISS National Lab\, Mr. Eenmaa served for over 16 years as an equity analyst and investment banker with leading Wall Street firms in New York and San Francisco\, advising investors and companies across emerging sectors of energy\, industrial\, telecommunications\, and technology industries\, and working on financing and strategic transactions that raised over $12 billion dollars of capital. Mr. Eenmaa received his MBA in finance and strategy from the Yale School of Management\, and graduated with BSc Summa Cum Laude from Indiana Wesleyan University. \n  \nMembers: $34\, \nNon-members: $44\, \nStudents: $24\, valid student ID required at the door \nDinner Buffet is included with admission.\nPrices will go up after February 20. \n  \nRegister here: \nhttps://aiaa-sf.org/registration/ \nShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)
URL:https://aiaa-sf.org/event/dinner-meeting-iss-national-lab/
LOCATION:Michaels at Shoreline\, 2960 N Shoreline Blvd\, Mountain View\, CA\, 94043\, United States
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SUMMARY:AIAA Banquet 2019
DESCRIPTION:Annual Banquet at the USS Hornet:\n50th anniversary of Apollo 11\nA dinner meeting\, awards session\, exhibit\, and guided tour.\nA great occasion to visit this prime national historic landmark linked to Aerospace Engineering in the San Francisco Bay Area: the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Hornet picked up the famous crew of Apollo 11 after their return to earth and ‘splashdown’ in the Pacific Ocean. This is a great event to bring your family and friends\, and the future pilots and aerospace engineers of the next generation! \nDuring this event\, we will have a dinner in buffet style in the ship’s officers wardroom\, a talk about the Apollo 11 Earth Landing System\, given by an engineer who was directly involved in its development\, an awards session\, and finally there will be a special Apollo 11 themed guided tour aboard the ship\, including a special exhibit on the same theme. \n  \nTalk: The Apollo 11 Earth Landing System by Anthony “Mac” Smith \nThis talk will consist of two main parts. The first part focuses on the pre-Apollo history\, and gives a 10-year timespan overview of several milestones of the space program up to\, and including\, Apollo 11. The second part elaborates on the personal experiences of the speaker by means of a pre-recorded interview which was made for the Hornet Museum Archives. There will be an opportunity for Q&A at the end of the presentation. \nAnthony “Mac” Smith has over fifty years of relevant technical and management experience in reliability/ availability/maintainability (RAM)\, component and system design\, hardware test and evaluation\, data management\, product assurance\, system safety\, product RAM and operational readiness reviews\, and plant maintenance optimization via the RCM methodology. He received a BSc in Mechanical Engineering at the John Hopkins University in 1953 and an MSc in Mechanical Engineering from Drexel University in 1961. He served among others as platoon leader in the US Army\, spent more than 20 years at General Electric in the divisions of Missile & Space\, Jet Engines\, and Nuclear\, and is currently still a consultant for projects in the energy\, aerospace and industrial sectors. He is also an internationally recognized expert in the area of maintenance strategies and optimization of preventive maintenance programs for complex plants. \nBusiness casual attire suggested. Please wear comfortable shoes\, preferably flats\, as there is a narrow set of stairs to climb. \nThere are a limited number of tickets. Registration will close on Saturday at midnight. \n  \nSchedule:\n4:30 Doors open \n5:00 Dinner starts \n5:30 Awards ceremony \n6:00 Speaker presentation \n7:30 Docent-led tours \n9:00 End \n  \nMembers: $39\, \nNon-members: $49\, \nStudents: $19\, valid student ID required at the door \nPrices will go up after September 8th \n  \nRegister here: \nhttps://aiaa-sf.org/registration/ \nShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)
URL:https://aiaa-sf.org/event/aiaa-banquet-2019/
LOCATION:USS Hornet\, 707 W Hornet Ave\, Alameda\, CA\, 94501\, United States
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