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Award-winning researcher and industry leader Dr. Anne Gazaix shares inspiring insights from her 40-year journey at the intersection of research and industry. The lecture explores the evolution of multidisciplinary design optimization (MDO), the development of the open-source GEMSEO software, and the critical role of collaboration in driving innovation and enabling the industrial adoption of advanced engineering methods.
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Anne Gazaix
R&T Manager at Airbus Operations (Retired)
Dr. Anne Gazaix retired as R&T Manager at Airbus Operations. She began her career at ONERA following the completion of her Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, where she contributed to the advancement of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). After joining Airbus in 2007, she played a key role in the industrial adoption of multidisciplinary design optimization (MDO). From 2015, she was seconded to the IRT, where she led the Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Competence Centre and spearheaded the development of the open-source GEMSEO software. She was recognized for her pioneering contributions to simulation software, collaborative innovation, and the industrial adoption of MDO methodologies.
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Join us for “A Journey Toward MDAO,” presented by Kumar Bhatia, The Boeing Company (retired). Hosted by the AIAA Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Technical Committee, Bhatia will re-present his award lecture and discuss advancing the uses of MDAO (multidisciplinary design analysis and optimization). Bhatia received the 2022 AIAA Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Award for pioneering use of MDO in transport aircraft and developing a rapid approach for aircraft MDO employing appropriate fidelity analyses.
Analog Mission to Mars (HERA C7M2)
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Featuring Special Guest Lecturer, Jason Lee, University of Connecticut
Analog Mission to Mars (HERA C7M2) Description: Jason Lee participated in NASA’s Human Exploration Research Analog (HERA) Campaign 7 Mission 2. Along with 3 other crew members he spent 45 days in the habitat. The purpose of the analog was to simulate a mission to mars, conducting experiments to study the effects of isolation, confinement in a small space, and simulated remote conditions. Throughout the mission, the crew was responsible for carrying out various individual and team based operations.
Dr. Lee will discuss his experience working with the crew and mission control, as well as the observed effects of isolation and communication delays.
