Regional Diversity in Space Research

The FSI Seminar initiative is intended to trumpet the space related research at Florida and stimulate collaborations within the communities. The theme for the semester is ‘Regional Diversity in Space Research’, with invitees from the University of Central Florida, University of Florida, Kennedy Space Center and more.

 This is an in-person meet with both in-person and online audiences. All seminars will be held in Suite 214, Room 209 in the Partnership I Building and start at 3:30pm EDT. The duration of the seminar is roughly an hour; 40 minutes of presentation followed by Q&A. The seminars can also be viewed via Zoom.

Date	Speaker	Topic
1/25	Joris Verbiest	Pulsar Timing — Gravitational-Wave Detections and Much More!
2/8	Phil Metzger	The Great Depression Of Planetary Science (1910 To 1955) And Astronomy’s Loss Of The Copernican Planet Concept
2/22	Kerri Donaldson Hanna	Lunar-VISE: An investigation of the Moon’s non-mare silicic volcanism at the Gruithuisen Domes
3/8	Jose Nunez	Status of NASA’s Artemis Moon/Mars Program, Human Landing System, KSC Research areas and research/internship opportunities for Faculty/students
3/22	Michael Kinzel	Dragonfly Mission to Titan: Quantifying the Aerodynamics and Complex Interactions of NASA’s First Flying Lander
4/5	Steven A. E. Miller	Overview of Aeroacoustic Sources from Rockets for Prediction of Radiation Intensity and Coherence
4/19	Pedrina Santos	Overview of Space and Atmospheric Research at the Caribbean Climate Open Research (CCORE) Facility
5/2	Luisa Fernanda	The Fastest Rotators: Near Earth Asteroids Observed with the Arecibo Planetary Radar System

Regional Diversity in Space Research

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