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“Harnessing the Power of the Crowd: NASA’s Open Toolkit for Keeping Up with Accelerating Technological Change”

We’re thrilled to invite you to our next SpaceGeekSpeak session featuring Steve Radel, who will be presenting on a topic that’s shaping the future of space exploration and technology.

Presentation Title:
“Harnessing the Power of the Crowd: NASA’s Open Toolkit for Keeping Up with Accelerating Technological Change”

Steve will dive into how NASA is leveraging crowdsourcing and an open toolkit approach to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. With the pace of innovation moving faster than ever, NASA is embracing the power of the crowd to help solve some of its most challenging problems, and Steve is here to show us how it’s done!

Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, space lover, or curious about how crowdsourcing can drive innovation, this presentation is for you. Get ready to learn how NASA harnesses collective brainpower to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

Date: Saturday, 9/14/2024.

Time: 8:30 am central time

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83558603375

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how NASA is navigating the future with the help of creative minds from around the world! See you there!

Svetlana

PS: Check out our recorded sessions on SpaceGeekSpeak Channel on YouTube, the link: https://www.youtube.com/@spacegeekspeak

Texas High School Aerospace Scholars Applications Accepted Now Through October 21!

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BECOME THE NEXT GENERATION OF EXPLORERS!

Texas High School Aerospace Scholars is taking applications

Applications being accepted now through October 21, 2021

NASA-HAS

Info

  • NASA’s High School Aerospace Scholars is an authentic learning experience for Texas high school juniors to
    engage with NASA’s mission
    and become the next generation of explorers. Like-minded students complete an online curriculum in
    exploration and discovery.
  • The highest achieving students receive an invitation to a five-day gamified summer experience mentored by
    NASA scientists and engineers.
    Students work in teams to plan an Artemis-themed mission to the Moon and Mars. Top teams are invited to a
    two-day residential experience
    at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX.
  • The online and summer experience portions are free to
    participants.
  • To learn more and apply, visit the website at:

Virtual Speaker Luncheon Series: Vanessa E. Wyche

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JOIN US FOR OUR UPCOMING LUNCHEON!

Featured Speaker: Vanessa E. Wyche

10 June 2021 12:00 CST

Virtual

Join the meeting via Zoom
Meeting ID: 990 5181 1785
Passcode: 672332
    Biography

    • Vanessa Wyche was recently named acting director of NASA Johnson Space Center, home of America’s astronaut corps, Mission Control Center, International Space Station, Orion and Gateway programs and its nearly 11,000 civil service and contractor employees. She is responsible for a broad range of human spaceflight activities, such as development and operations of human spacecraft, commercialization of low-Earth orbit and JSC’s role in landing the first woman and first person of color on the surface of the Moon.
    • Wyche was most recently deputy director of JSC, a position she held since 2018. Other key leadership positions she has held at NASA include: assistant and acting deputy director of JSC, director of Exploration Integrations and Science Directorate, flight manager of several Shuttle missions and executive officer in the Office of the NASA Administrator, among others. Before joining NASA in 1989, Wyche worked for the Food and Drug Administration in Washington, DC.
    • Wyche has received many prestigious awards, including two NASA Outstanding Leadership Medals, two NASA Achievement Medals, and is a “Women at NASA” award recipient. She is a current fellow of the International Women’s Forum.

    Thursday, 7/30: AIAA Houston Section Evening Engagement: Chris Culbert (NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services Manager), Via Zoom

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    Please join the AIAA Houston Section for an evening engagement on Thursday, July 30, 5:30pm with Mr. Chris Culbert – NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) Manager – for a CLPS overview.

    Via Zoom: https://aiaa.zoom.us/j/94566977186?pwd=WHVQYTg1bXpKVEVXemg5WWM1U2ptdz09

    Meeting ID: 945 6697 7186
    Password: Culbert

    Or dial in:
    +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)
    888 475 4499 US Toll-free
    Meeting ID: 945 6697 7186

    See the flyer (PDF) for more details.