25 Years of the International Space Station - Reflections and Looking to the Future
Time: 10:15 - 11:25
Room: C4.4
This session will be an extraordinary opportunity to reflect on the International Space Station project - from its conception in the 1980s to its 25 years of continuous occupation. We will bring together agency administrators, ISS astronauts and cosmonauts, scientists, and other veterans of ISS operations to discuss how the space station came to be, what working on it has been like, and what lessons can be learned for future generations of space habitats.
Organizers
Justin St. P. WALSH
Associate Professor of Art History and Archaeology, Chapman University
United States
Speakers
Norman LEWIS
WSU Regents and Arthur M. and Kate Eisig-Tode Distinguished Professor, Washington State University
United States
Guillermo TROTTI
Professor, Co-founder and Chairman, Arizona State University, EarthDNA, Trotti Studio
Douglas HAMILTON
Clinical Associate Professor, Internal Medicine; Adjunct Professor, Electrical Engineering, University of Calgary
United States