Twenty Years of the International Space Station: Shaping the Future of Human Space Exploration
Time: 09:45-11:15
Room: CCB Focke-Wulf-Saal
Format: Multiple Panel Discussion
Organizers
	  Julie PATARIN-JOSSEC
Lecturer, Saint Petersburg State University; Associate Fellow at the Centre Emile Durkheim for Comparative Sociology and Political Science.
Russia
	  Justin St. P. WALSH
Associate Professor of Art History and Archaeology, Chapman University
United States
Twenty Years of the International Space Station: Shaping the Future of Human Space Exploration
Celebrating anniversaries is always a chance to learn lessons and create future opportunities to surpass past achievements. On its twentieth orbital anniversary, exploitation of the International Space Station approaches a major turning-point, involving private actors and customers. Join a collective debate with top ISS program representatives, astronauts and experts to discuss how its social, cultural, technical, operational and political heritage will shape the future of the human exploration beyond LEO.
Speakers
	  Jean-Jacques DORDAIN
Chair of the Board of Satlantis, Chair of the Supervisory Board of Rocket Factory
France
	  
	  Bernard FOING
, CEO ILEWG LUNEX EuroMoonMars, president Space Renaissance International, chief scientist QOSMOSYS
Netherlands
	  
	  
	  John CHARLES
Chief of the International Science Office; NASA Human Research Program, NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) / NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC) Academy
	  Mikhail B. KORNIENKO
Cosmonaut
	  