Shelley Morris, Author at Space Industry Association of Australia

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Moon to Mars Consultation – further sessions offered in Brisbane and Sydney February 12, 2020
The Australian Space Agency is undertaking public consultations to inform the development of the $150 million Moon to Mars initiative, which will support Australian businesses and researchers to join NASA’s inspirational plan to return to the Moon and then go on to Mars. The Australian Government announced the $150 million Moon to Mars initiative in… […]
Australia’s first space incubator seeks global applicants for 2020 program February 12, 2020
As Australia’s first space incubator, the University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) 2020 Venture Catalyst Space program forms part of the state government’s $4 million Space Innovation Fund, which is delivered by global partners – including the South Australian Space Industry Centre and the International Space University. The program will run from… […]
Australia’s Future in Space: Researcher survey February 11, 2020
Click here to begin survey The post Australia’s Future in Space: Researcher survey appeared first on Space Industry Association of Australia.
Congratulations to Prof Russell Boyce February 5, 2020
[Source: https://www.itwire.com/space/unsw-canberra-space-director-awarded-aiaa-fellowship.html] Director of UNSW Canberra Space Professor Russell Boyce has been named a Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). Professor Boyce is only the third Australian to become a Fellow of the AIAA which is the peak professional body for the aerospace sector globally. “This award is a huge honour… […]
Moon to Mars – Consultation Sessions February 5, 2020
The Australian Space Agency is undertaking public consultations to inform the development of the $150 million Moon to Mars initiative, which will support Australian businesses and researchers to join NASA’s inspirational plan to return to the Moon and then go on to Mars. The Australian Government announced the $150 million Moon to Mars initiative in… […]
Congratulations to Dr Paddy Neumann – recipient of the AIAA Lawrence Sperry Award. February 4, 2020
The team at Neumann Space is proud to let you know that their Founder and Chief Scientist, Dr Patrick “Paddy” Neumann as been awarded the coveted 2020 Lawrence Sperry Award by the prestigious American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). As per the AIAA citation, Dr Neumann is receiving this award “for continued development of miniature electric… […]
Finalists announced for inaugural Australian Space Awards February 4, 2020
Following a round of fierce competition, the finalists for the inaugural Space Connect Australian Space Awards have been announced, recognising the breadth of experience, talent and capability from across Australia’s space industry. With a little over a month before the inaugural Australian Space Awards, hosted in partnership with KBR, Space Connect can reveal an exceptional… […]
2019 NASA Space Apps – well done to Perth team, Scitech January 26, 2020
We are pleased to announce that the Perth entry, Scitech, received an honourable mention at the 2019 NASA Space Apps challenge “Out of 29,000+ participants and 2,000+ projects this year, I am pleased to announce that [team Scitech] are one of the recipients of an Honorable Mention for Space Apps 2019. For the first time… […]
COSPAR 2020 – call for abstracts January 24, 2020
Submission of abstracts for COSPAR 2020 is underway. COSPAR 2020 will bring together approximately 3,000 scientists and engineers from the world over to present the latest results in 147 symposia covering all areas of space research. You are encouraged to share the Call for Abstracts opportunity with your teams, colleagues and students. We also encourage… […]
Search for new Agency Head begins… January 22, 2020
Expressions of interest to take over as Head of the Australian Space Agency are being sought from around the world. Dr Megan Clark AC, completes her term as the Head of the Australian Space Agency in June 2020, with a global search now underway for a replacement. Expressions of interest are now open until 28 February.… […]

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