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Plenary Session: Sustainability from the User’s Perspective

Brig. Gen. Johnson’s career spans both the military and commercial aviation sectors. As a former Air Force command pilot and UPS Chief Pilot, he’ll reflect on his experiences as an operator of the end-products resulting from advances in aerospace, focusing on product and supply chain sustainability and the economic impact. As a career Air Force officer and the Immediate Past President of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc., he’ll share his thoughts on resilience and determination that lead to human sustainability.

Virtual Technical Lecture

GTE-03: Hydrogen for Aviation
This session will cover the challenges and opportunities involved in realizing the Hydrogen powered zero carbon aviation. Hydrogen storage, combustion, waste heat recovery, and safety considerations are some of the contents that will be discussed.

Plenary Session: From Jars to Stars

Today’s complex environmental challenges require innovative solutions that span the value chain. From supply chain circularity to space-based observations of a changing planet, technology is a key part of achieving our global ambitions on climate and sustainability. Ball Corporation and Ball Aerospace aim to address these global challenges by adopting a holistic approach, bridging worlds from aluminum recycling to satellite-based Earth observations and environmental intelligence. Learn how technology can connect different sectors and accelerate sustainable development.

Plenary Session: What Goes Up: Ensuring Sustainable Operations in the New Space Age

The skies above are becoming more crowded and more congested, heightening the need for coordinated efforts to tackle the complex challenges that threaten sustainable space operations. Join The Aerospace Corporation President and CEO Steve Isakowitz as he explores key issues across orbital debris, space traffic management, space situational awareness and more, as well as the potential ways forward to helping unlock a new era of human achievement in space.

Forum 360: Idea Challenge: Harvesting Emerging, Adjacent Technologies to Benefit Aerospace Technologies

 

Now in its third year, the AIAA Idea Challenge at AIAA SciTech Forum provides young professionals with the opportunity to develop a pitch for an idea or product that fits under the umbrella of “Harvesting adjacent industry technologies to support aerospace sustainability.” Teams comprising a mix of industry, government, and academic members will present their pitches during this session. Audience members can ask questions, evaluate the pitches, and choose the winning team.

Team Lorax
Ian Neunzig, Simplexity
Chloe Long, University of Colorado Boulder
Jaevyn Faulk, Ball Aerospace

Team Reframe, Renovate, Renew
Miriam Rosenshein, Ball Aerospace
Vickie Truong, Northrop Grumman
Christopher Kitson, nou Systems

Team Debris Busters
Kathy Vega, Ball Aerospace
Daniel Zeleznikar, NASA Glenn Research Center
Byron Frenkiel, University of Colorado Boulder

Team CopyCat
Eric Leeker, Ball Aerospace
Jessica Cashman, NASA Glenn Research Center

Team Chimney Sweeps
Troy Cole, Ball Aerospace
Jennifer Bergeson, NASA Glenn Research Center
Spencer Dansereau, University of Colorado Boulder