Space 3.0 Emerging Commercial Applications for Small Satellites

Registration closed

When: March 24, 2009

Time: 9 AM - 4 PM

Where: Stanford University, Palo Alto California

Description:

The successful design and development of very small, entrepreneurial satellites is leading to a broad discussion surrounding potential commercial applications and educational opportunities across a range of areas. This workshop will bring together a select group of space professionals, entrepreneurs and potential customers to explore and discuss emerging payloads, markets, educational applications and the business case for these spacecraft

Presenters include:

Bob Twiggs, small spacecraft pioneer, professor emeritus Stanford University and co-founder and Space Systems Engineer SEF Spaceworks, Sunnyvale, California;
Robert Zee, Space Flight Laboratory, University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies, Toronto, Canada;
Craig Clark, Clyde Space Ltd, Glasgow, Scotland; and
Charles MacGillivray, Manager Nano-Satellite Programs, Boeing, Huntington Beach, California.

Registration Fee:

$149 general / $99 university (includes workshop materials and lunch). Registration deadline is Monday, March 16, 2009. REGISTRATION IS CLOSED.

Lodging:

A block of rooms has been reserved at Creekside Inn at the rate of $139/night Standard Single Queen and Superior King (single or double occupancy) please mention group "SEF Spaceworks/Stanford Group". Phone 650-493-2411 or email: res@creekside-inn.com. If you need airport shuttle service, the Creekside Inn recommends Maya Limousine Service 1-415-515-8844 or www.mayalimousine.com .

Questions:

For general questions contact Jeffrey Manber, SEF Spaceworks, 202-413-0621 or jeffrey.manber@sefspaceworks.com.

Registration questions/issues should be addressed to bflexter@sefspaceworks.com.

Sponsors:

SEF Spaceworks; Stanford University, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Aviation Week & Space Technology, Belcan and Kentucky Space.

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