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ISS Symposium 2012
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ISS Symposium 2012 2nd – 4th May 2012, Berlin, Germany More than ten years ago, the first module of the International Space Station (ISS) began offering scientists a unique research laboratory in space. With the assembly of the Station now being complete and all ISS partner laboratories in operation, a solid and steady foundation has been laid for a wide range of research. ESA organised a high level, global ISS Symposium in Berlin from 2nd to 4th May 2012 to review and discuss the key accomplishments in research made to date, looking at case-studies in fundamental and applied research and the spin-offs for the benefit of humankind, as well as to discuss the future path and priorities for research on ISS until at least 2020. The Symposium brought together representatives from the five ISS partner agencies, other space-faring nations, the international science community, space experts, astronauts, engineers and representatives from industry, academia and media. |
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WELCOME ADDRESS
Jean-Jacques Dordain Director General - ESA |
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WELCOME ADDRESS
 Johann-Dietrich Wörner Chief Executive Officer - DLR |
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WELCOME ADDRESS
Philipp Rösler Federal Minister of Economics and Technology and Vice-Chancellor of Germany |
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1) RESEARCH ON ISS FOR THE BENEFITS OF MANKIND
2) ISS AS A STEPPING STONE FOR HUMAN EXPLORATION Mark Uhran ISS Director - NASA Alexey Krasnov Director of Human Spaceflight Department - ROSCOSMOS Takaaki Iwasa Director, Office for Space Utilization Promotion - MEXT Kiyoshi Higuchi Vice President - JAXA Gilles Leclerc Director General for Space Exploration - CSA Jean-Jacques Dordain Director General - ESA |
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EUROPE's DECISION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ISS,
AND THE IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH IN DIFFICULT TIMES Heinz Riesenhuber Former German Minister for Research and Technology |
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RESEARCH OVERVIEW OF ISS PARTNERSHIP
Julie Robinson ISS Programme Scientist - NASA |
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THE ALPHA MAGNETIC SPECTROMETER EXPERIMENT ON ISS:
AN ENDEAVOUR FOR A GLOBAL RESEARCH COLLABORATION Stephan Schael Professor for Experimental Physics - RWTH Aachen University |
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LIVING AND WORKING IN SPACE
Sergei Krikalev Head of Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center |
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A WORLD WITHOUT GRAVITY:
RESEARCH ON ISS FOR THE BENEFIT OF LIFE ON EARTH Thomas Reiter Director of Human Spaceflight and Operations - ESA |
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COMPLEX FLUIDS:
FROM PLASMA RESEARCH ON ISS TO APPLICATIONS ON EARTH Gregor Morfill Director - Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics |
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MATERIALS RESEARCH IN SPACE AND INDUSTRIAL R&D PRACTICE
Robert Guntlin Managing Director - Access |
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HIGH PRECISION SPACE CLOCKS AND QUANTUM PHYSICS
Christophe Salomon Research Director - CNRS |
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RESEARCH FOR NEW MATERIALS AND ENERGY CHALLENGES OF TOMORROW
Mike Cruise ESA-PSWG (Chair) Hans Fetch Chaired Professor and Director Institute of Micro and Nanomaterials - Ulm University Sergei Avdeev TsNIIMash Cecile Gehin-Delval Research Scientist - Nestle Research Center Koichi Nishino Professor Dept. of Mechanical Engineering - Yokohama National University Mark Urhan ISS Director - NASA John Banhart Professor at the Technical University of Berlin Head of the Dept. of Engineering Materials - Helmholtz Center Berlin |
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BIOTECHNOLOGY IN SPACE
Millie Hughes-Fulford Scientific Advisor to the Undersecretary of the Dept. of Veteran Affairs |
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HUMAN RESEARCH IN SPACE FOR LIFE ON EARTH AND FUTURE EXPLORATION
Alexander Chouker Senior Physician and Associate Prof. at the Dept. of Aneasthesiology - LMU Munich |
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INTEGRATED HUMAN RESEARCH FOR BENEFITS ON EARTH AND FOR EXPLORATION
Rupert Gerzer Head of the Institute of Aerospace Medicine - DLR Chiaki Mukai Vice Director for the Human Space System and Utilization Mission Directorate - JAXA Jeffrey Davis Director of Space Life Sciences - NASA Peter Suedfeld Dean Emeritus of Graduated Studies Prof. Emeritus of Psychology - University of British Columbia Hermann Kuppe Director of Institute of Aneasthesiology - Deutsches Herzzentrum Berlin Oleg Orlov First Deputy Director - IBMP |
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EARTH AND ATMOSPHERE MONITORING FROM ISS
Ryota Sato Manager of Sensor Technology Office of Earth Observation Research Center - JAXA |
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LONG TERM SPACE MONITORING AND MATERIALS EXPOSURE
Waleed Abdalati Chief Scientist - NASA Pascale Ehrenfreund Research Prof. of Space Policy and International Affairs - Space Policy Institute Washington DC Julie Robinson ISS Programme Specialist - NASA Masaru Matsuoka Senior Advisor - RIKEN Gerhard Schnidtke Senior Project Scientist - Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques Boris Zagreev Head of Laboratory - Central Research Institute for Machine-building (TsNIIMash) Torsten Neubert Head of Section for Solar System Physics - DTU Space, Technical University of Denmark |
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THE IMPORTANCE FOR RESEARCH ON ISS:
A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE US NATIONAL ACADEMIES DECADAL SURVEY Elisabeth Cantwell Chair of NRC Decadal Survey Director for MIssion Development at LLNL |
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ISS RESEARCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Waleed Abdalati Chief Scientist - NASA |
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WORKING ON BOARD: AN ASTRONAUT PERSPECTIVE
Paolo Nespoli ESA Astronaut |
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FUTURE KEY RESEARCH CHALLENGES:
NASA's RESEARCH PRIORITIES ON ISS Mark Uhran ISS Director - NASA |
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FUTURE KEY RESEARCH CHALLENGES:
JAXA's ISS UTILIZATION STRATEGY Makato Asashima Fellow and Director - Research Center for Stem Cell Enfineering, AIST |
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FUTURE KEY RESEARCH CHALLENGES:
RUSSIA's ISS RESEARCH PROGRAMME George Karabadzhak Head of Complex for Investigation of Space Exploration Problems - TsNIIMash/Roscosmos |
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FUTURE KEY RESEARCH CHALLENGES:
CANADIAN ISS RESEARCH PRIORITIES Nicole Buckley Chief Scientist, ISS and Life Sciences - CSA |
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FUTURE KEY RESEARCH CHALLENGES:
EUROPEAN ISS RESEARCH STRATEGY Christer Fuglesang Head of Science and Application Division |
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USE OF ISS FOR HUMAN EXPLORATION IN LEO AND BEYOND
Charles Bolden NASA Administrator |
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ISS AND BEYOND: WHAT IS IN THERE FOR YOU ?
Berndt Feuerbacher ESA-HESAC Chair |
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THE ISS AND ESA's FUTURE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Malcom Longair ESA-HISPAC Chair |
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FUTURE PERSPECTIVE AND CLOSING REMARKS
Thomas Reiter Director of Human Spaceflight and Operations - ESA |
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ISS Symposium 2012: Day 3 Highlights
Description: The ISS Symposium 2012 has kicked off in Berlin. Representatives from the main space agencies are discussing the future path and priorities for research on the Space Station. The three-day Symposium will cover case-studies in fundamental and applied research and the actual or potential spin-offs for the benefit of humankind. |
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ISS Symposium 2012: Day 2 Highlights
Description: The ISS Symposium 2012 has kicked off in Berlin. Representatives from the main space agencies are discussing the future path and priorities for research on the Space Station. The three-day Symposium will cover case-studies in fundamental and applied research and the actual or potential spin-offs for the benefit of humankind. |
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ESA astronaut André Kuipers greets the ISS Symposium 2012 participants in Berlin and explains some the science that is being done on-board the ISS.
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ISS Symposium 2012: Day 1 Highlights
The ISS Symposium 2012 has kicked off in Berlin. Representatives from the main space agencies have discussed the future path and priorities for research on the Space Station. The three-day Symposium will cover case-studies in fundamental and applied research and the actual or potential spin-offs for the benefit of humankind. |