Universities Space Research Association (USRA) and The Space Policy Institute
 
Present a Symposium on
 
Space Nuclear Technology: Research and Development for Evolving Space Missions
 
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March 21, 2024 - 1:00-5:30 pm ET
 

The Universities Space Research Association (USRA) and George Washington University’s Space Policy Institute (SPI) will hold a symposium on March 21, 2024 at the Holiday Inn
Washington DC National Mall, 550 C St., SW, Washington, DC.

 

Symposium on Space Nuclear Technology: Research and Development for Evolving Space Missions

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Symposium speakers include:

  • FRANKLIN CHANG-DIAZ, Founder Ad Astra Rocket Company

  • PRASUN DESAI, Deputy Associate Administrator for the Space Technology Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters

  • THOMAS LOCKHART, Director, J-8, U.S. Space Command, Department of Defense U.S. Space Command, Department of Defense

  • ANTHONY CALOMINO, Space Nuclear Technology Portfolio Manager, NASA

  • ROGER MYERS, National Academy of Engineering

  • CHRISTINA BACK, Vice President, Nuclear Technologies and Materials, General Atomics
    Electromagnetic Systems

  • JUSTIN KASPER, Chief of Technology, BWXT Advanced Technologies, LLC

  • HARLAN BOWERS, President, X Energy, LLC

  • TABITHA DODSON, Program Manager, DRACO, DARPA, Department of Defense

  • DOUG BURNS, Space Nuclear Propulsion Project, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center

  • LINDSEY HOLMES, Vice President, Advanced Projects, AMA, Inc.
  • ALEX GILBERT, Director, Space & Planetary Regulation, Zeno Power

  • JEFF WAKSMAN, Program Manager, Project Pele, Department of Defense

  • JEFFREY KING, Professor, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Colorado School of Mines