Registration for The Humans to Mars Summit 2019 Now Available!
The Humans To Mars Summit (H2M) embodies the core mission of Explore Mars, Inc., which is to advance humanity to the Martian surface by the 2030s. The 2019 Summit will feature a diverse lineup of topics, technologies, breakout sessions, and audience participation that will address the future challenges and progress of human exploration of Mars. Speakers will include high-ranking NASA officials, industry executives, experts from diverse fields (including science, engineering, and policy), representatives from the entertainment industry, international luminaries, and STEM education professionals.
New at H2M 2019:
Venue: National Academy of Sciences Building
Dedicated Networking Time
3 Full Days Of Technical Programming
New & Improved Format
H2M 2019 will present the latest on
- Apollo Moon Landing: 50th Anniversary
- Mars science and robotic precursor missions
- Utilizing the Moon to enable human exploration of Mars
- Insight, the 2020 Rover, and future science missions
- Feeding Mars: Agriculture, synthetic biology, 3-D printing
- Diplomacy, international collaboration, and Mars exploration
- Living off the land: In-situ resource utilization
- How the Gateway will be utilized to advance human exploration of Mars Mars
- The partnership between the entertainment industry and space exploration
- Innovating our way to Mars
Newly Added Speakers:
Khaled Al Hashmi
UAE Space Agency
Director of Space Missions, Science and Technology, UAE Space AgencyKhaled Al Hashmi
James Garvin
NASA GSFC
Chief Scientist, NASA GSFCJames Garvin
Bret Drake
NASA
NASABret Drake
Tentative Speakers Include:
Jim Bridenstine
NASA Administrator
NASA AdministratorJim Bridenstine
Ellen Stoffan
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Director
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum DirectorEllen Stoffan
Tom Stafford
Apollo X Astronaut
Apollo X AstronautTom Stafford
Jan Woerner
Director General, ESA
Director General, ESA, Presenting Via SkypeJan Woerner
Penelope Boston
Director, NASA's Astrobiology InstitutePenelope Boston
Joe Cassady
Executive Director Space, Washington D.C., Aerojet Rocketdyne
Executive Director Space, Washington D.C., Aerojet RocketdyneJoe Cassady
Mat Kaplan
Host, Planetary Radio, The Planetary Society
Host, Planetary Radio, The Planetary SocietyMat Kaplan
Sascha Paradino
Creator, Miles From Tommorrowland
Creator, Miles From TommorrowlandSascha Paradino
Jon Morse
CEO & Board Chair, Boldly Go Institute
CEO & Board Chair, Boldly Go InstituteJon Morse
John M. Logsdon
Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Internation Affairs and Founder of GW's Space Policy InstituteJohn M. Logsdon
Kim Binstead
Principal Investigator, HI-SEAS: Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation
Principal Investigator, HI-SEAS: Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and SimulationKim Binstead
Yvonne Cagle
Former Astronaut, Air Force Flight Surgeon
Former Astronaut, Air Force Flight SurgeonYvonne Cagle
Rachel Mann
Founder, #TeachlikeTED & Coauthor, The Martians in Your Classroom
Founder, #TeachlikeTED & Coauthor, The Martians in Your ClassroomRachel Mann
Richard M. Davis
NASA SMD
NASA SMDRichard M. Davis
Anjan Contractor
CEO, BeeHex
CEO, BeeHexAnjan Contractor
Pascale Ehrenfreund
Chair of the DLR Executive Board
Chair of the DLR Executive BoardPascale Ehrenfreund
Henk Rogers
Blue Planet Foundation
Founder and Board Member Blue Planet FoundationHenk Rogers
Clive Neal
University of Notre Dame
University of Notre DameClive Neal
Steve Mackwell
Universities Space Research Association
Universities Space Research AssociationSteve Mackwell
Sonya Gavankar
Newseum
Director Of Public Relations at NewseumSonya Gavankar
Rob Chambers
Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin, Senior Manager of Systems EngineeringRob Chambers
Timothy Cichan
Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin, Space Exploration Technology ArchitectTimothy Cichan
Dava Newman
MIT, Apollo Program Professor of Astronautics
MIT, Apollo Program Professor of Astronautics Dept. of Aeronautics and AstronauticDava Newman
Jeffrey Kluger
Editor at large, Time magazine
Editor at large, Time magazineJeffrey Kluger
Lynn Rothschild
NASA Ames, Sr Research Scientist
NASA Ames, Sr Research ScientistLynn Rothschild
Mike Selden
CEO, Finless Foods
CEO, Finless FoodsMike Selden
Rebecca Keiser
National Science Foundation
Head, Office of International Science and Engineering National Science FoundationRebecca Keiser
Ann Merchant
Science and Entertainment Exchange, National Academy of Sciences
Science and Entertainment Exchange, National Academy of SciencesAnn Merchant
Roya Mahboob
Founder and CEO, Digital Citizen Fund
Founder and CEO, Digital Citizen Fund, & representatives of the Afghan Girls Robot TeamRoya Mahboob
Maria Antonietta Perino
Director Relations with Space Associations, Thales Alenia Space Italy
Director Relations with Space Associations, Thales Alenia Space ItalyMaria Antonietta Perino
And Many More...
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