Seminars
The Florida Space Institute’s seminar series will resume January 28, 2015; see the schedule below for currently scheduled speakers. The seminar series is open to UCF researchers, administrators, and students, NASA-KSC personnel, FSI member institutions and FSI employees. Josh Colwell and Ashley Kehoe of FSI administer the seminar series that is held in the Partnership I building located in Research Park, adjacent to UCF. Contact Josh Colwell at jec@ucf.edu or Ashley Kehoe at Ashley.Kehoe@ucf.edu if you are interested in presenting a talk, wish to recommend someone for a talk, or wish to be on his email distribution list for notices of upcoming talks.
Upcoming Seminars – Spring 2015
Seminars will begin at 11:00am with talks lasting about 45 minutes and 10 minutes for questions. There are some exceptions to the standard date, time and location so please check the schedule below (*).
Location for directions and parking information click here):
12354 Research Parkway
Partnership I Bldg. Suite 209
Orlando, FL 32826
| Speaker | Title | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Phil Metzger: Florida Space Institute, UCF | Compaction Of Regolith On The Moon, Asteroids, And Other Airless Bodies: By Vibration Or By Thermal Cycling? | January 28 |
| Dan Scheeres: University of Colorado, Boulder (remote presentation) *4pm | Evidence For And Implications Of Cohesion In Rubble Pile Asteroids | February 25 |
| Faith Vilas: Planetary Science Institute (remote presentation) | What Can We Learn About The Space Weathering Of S-Complex Asteroids In The UV/Blue? | March 4 |
| Jocelyn Dunn: Purdue University, School of Industrial Engineering (remote talk) *4pm |
Toward Detecting Human Health And Stress States Via Wearable Devices And Habitat Systems Data On A Simulated Long-Duration Mars Mission | March 25 |
| Justin Karl | April 1 | |
| Lindy Elkins-Tanton: Arizona State University (remote talk) | Planetesimals: Early Differentiation And Consequences For Planets | April 8 |
| Gal Sarid: Florida Space Institute, UCF | April 15 | |