This summer, the Mullard Space Science Laboratory at University College London is hosting a series of live online talks as part of their residential Space Summer School. Here are the key details about the event:
Expert-Led Sessions
The talks are delivered by expert academics and engineers from the Mullard Space Science Laboratory, including the notable Suzie Imber. Topics range from basic introductions to space to the future of human spaceflight, offering a rich educational experience for attendees.
Live and On-Demand Viewing Options
Each session lasts between 45 to 50 minutes followed by a Q&A period. The talks will be broadcast live, enabling real-time interaction with the speakers. For those unable to attend the live events, recordings will be available to watch at a later time, provided that attendees have registered.
Detailed Schedule
The talks are scheduled over three consecutive days:
- Monday, 15 July 2024
- 12:00 – Introduction to Space by Colin Forsyth
- 15:45 – Rockets and Missions by Chris
- Tuesday, 16 July 2024
- 9:00 – Space Electronics by Barry Whiteside
- 11:15 – Astronauts and the Future of Human Spaceflight by Suzie Imber
- 14:00 – Space Weather by Colin Forsyth
- Wednesday, 17 July 2024
- 9:00 – Exoplanet Astronomy by Ed Bryant
- 10:15 – Planetary Science by Catherine Regan
Registration Information
Participants must register in advance to access both the live sessions and the recordings. The registration link is provided on the event’s promotional materials.
Contact Information
For more details or to ask specific questions about the event, participants can contact the organisers at summerschools@stpaulsschool.org.uk.
This series offers an accessible way for people interested in space science to learn from leading experts in the field, engage with advanced topics, and connect with a wider community of space enthusiasts.
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