The Latest Activity of NASA

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2022.11.09 13:00-14:30 014 Lecture Room, IB Building, Nagoya University　

2022/11/09 13:00-14:30 014 Lecture Room, IB Building, Nagoya University　

講義番号
Lecture Number: DIIprogram Solution Design_2022_11_09

更新日
Update date: 2022.10.14

公開日
Release date: 2022.10.14

We are truly living in the Golden Age of space exploration. As government agencies like NASA continue to explore the universe with bold and cutting-edge human and robotic missions, we have seen an explosion of cooperation between the United States and Japan that include both international and commercial partners. During this presentation, Garvey will provide an overview of past and ongoing plans for the exploration of outer space and outline how NASA plans to use lessons learned to return humans to the Moon and eventually onto Mars through the Artemis program.

題目
Title: The Latest Activity of NASA

実施形態
SeminarForm: 講義・ワークショップ
Course/Workshop

開催日
Date: 2022年11月09日
2022/11/09

時間
Time: 13:00-14:30

講義室
Venue: 014 Lecture Room, IB Building, Nagoya University

対象者
Eligibility: DIIプログラム生、LGS学生、名大の全学部・全研究科に在籍する学部生/大学院生
DII students, LGS students, all students in Nagoya Univ.

定員
Maximum Participants: 50名
50 persons

参加費
Fee: 無料
No Fee

言語
Language: 英語
English

講師
Instructor: ガーヴィー・マッキントッシュ氏

Mr. Garvey McIntosh

NASA Asia Representative, U.S. Embassy in Tokyo

Garvey McIntosh currently the NASA Asia Representative based at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo. In this capacity, he is responsible for NASA’s programs and interest in Japan and other countries in the Asia – Pacific Region. Since joining NASA in the Office of International and Interagency Relations (OIIR) almost 14 years ago, he has supported international cooperation on the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station, the James Webb Space Telescope, and the Artemis program. Prior to joining NASA, Garvey studied economic policy and language in Vietnam through the Boren Fellowship program, and before that he spent 4 years in Nagasaki, Japan as a English Teacher. He received his graduate degree from the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California and his undergraduate degree from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.

主催
Host: 未来エレクトロニクス創成加速DII協働大学院プログラム
DII (Deployer-Innovator-Investigator) Collaborative Graduate Program for Accelerating Innovation in Future Electronics

問い合わせ先
Contact: nishimoto.ichiro.d7@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp （ DIIプログラム特任准教授西本一郎）