SPI Professor Henry Hertzfeld featured in Washington Lawyer article “Close Encounters, Space Debris and Liability Issues.”
SPI Professor Henry Hertzfeld featured in “Close Encounters, Space Debris and Liability Issues.”
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Makusu Tsuizaki authors article published by The Space Review. (Part 2 now available)
Visiting scholar in The George Washington University Space Policy Institute, Makusu Tsuizaki, has his article published in The Space Review. Raising the flag on the Moon and Mars: future human space exploration in Japan (part 1)/4377/1
Part 2 is out now and can be found here: Raising the flag on the Moon and Mars: future human space exploration in Japan (part 2)
The Hill op-ed by Dr. Pace
SPI Director Scott Pace op-ed in the The Hill, “US needs more than one way to get to the moon — will Congress support competition?”. The full article can be found here at: https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/3471993-us-needs-more-than-one-way-to-get-to-the-moon-will-congress-support-competition/
SPI Professor Aaron Bateman Authors Op-Ed
Newest SPI member, Dr. Aaron Bateman, authors op-ed in The National Interest: One Giant Leap: U.S. Limits on Anti-Satellite Tests Can Strengthen Space Security
SPI Director Scott Pace elected as AAS Fellow
SPI Director, Scott Pace, elected as a 2021 Fellow by the AAS for significant scientific, engineering, academic, and management contributions to AAS and the space industry.
2021-Fellows-Selection-Press-Release – Google Docs
SPACE LAW MOOT COURT: Champions & Best Oral Advocate
SPACE LAW MOOT COURT: Champions & Best Oral Advocate
Jonathan Clark & Evan Matsuda were selected as Champions of the Manfred Lachs Space Law North American Regional Moot Court Competition. Additionally, Jonathan was awarded Best Oral Advocate. As a result of their accomplishments, the team will travel (hopefully, instead of virtual) to the World Championship in Paris, France at the International Astronautical Congress occurring the week of September 18, 2022. The team was coached by alum adjunct professor Henry Hertzfeld, Research Professor of Space Policy and International Affairs in the Space Policy Institute at the Elliott School of International Affairs. This is the fifth time Prof. Hertzfeld has coached a team to the World Championship, and his teams have won it all in three of their previous four visits. More information on this competition can be found at:
https://www.mootcourt.iislweb.
Congratulations to Prof. Hertzfeld, Evan & Jonathan!
Celebrating 50 Years: Recordings Available Now
The International Science and Technology Policy Program, with the support of the Institute for International Science and Technology Policy and the Space Policy Institute, are pleased to invite you to:
International Science and Technology Policy: Celebrating 50 Years
On March 30, 2022, the Elliott School’s International Science and Technology Policy (ISTP) program will celebrate its 50-year history with a full-day event. Featuring distinguished alumni and S&T experts, the event will examine the ISTP program’s legacy while exploring the future of S&T, across the globe. A celebratory reception will follow.
Wednesday, March 30, 2022
Morning Session: 10:00AM-12:30PM EDT
Afternoon Session: 2:00PM-3:30PM EDT
Keynote Address and Discussion: 4:00PM-5:15PM EDT
Reception: 5:15PM-7:00PM
The morning, afternoon, and keynote sessions will be presented in a hybrid format; we invite you to attend in-person at 1957 E ST NW, Washington, DC or join us live via Zoom. Please register for more information on how to access the event in-person or online.
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Thacher Prize
Dr. Pace Senate Testimony
SPI Director Scott Pace tesitfies at the Senate Subcommittee on Space and Science hearing about NASA Accountability and Oversight here at https://www.commerce.senate.gov/2022/2/nasa-accountability-and-oversight
February 23 Space Diplomacy Online Symposium
The Space Policy Institute is pleased to host an online symposium on space diplomacy. Two distinguished panels from the U.S. Department of State and major U.S. allies and partners will discuss the latest diplomatic developments affecting space exploration, space commerce, and space security. Panelists will discuss recent developments in the UN Guidelines on the Long-term Sustainability of Space Activities, a new UN Open-Ended Working Group on outer space security, the Artemis Accords for space exploration and development, measures to reduce the growing risk from orbital debris, and how international cooperation might evolve after the end of the International Space Station program in 2030.
Watch the recording: Space Diplomacy
Event Schedule and Speaker Biographies: Space Diplomacy Virtual Agenda 23 Feb 2022 #2
