Meet a space scientist and ask all the questions you ever wanted to ask during this 30 min session. Events are offered in several languages. Find the ones that work for you and your classroom.
Monday 8th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Gabriel Cristian Neagu (Romanian)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KumS3OJiRjGZ52S2KcZPUA
Tuesday 9th of November, 11 AM Bucharest time - Diana Beșliu-Ionescu (Romanian)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1wiiTEQTQF-v0M7MRYYYjA
Tuesday 9th of November, 4 PM Bucharest time - Nigel Mason (English)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Erm3gDswSNmF31QBvDdv6A
Tuesday 16th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Stephen Durrant (English)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__EZCIfJnSTuXTR4aNHp5zw
Thursday 18th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu (English)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_b671_pAPSTCJEvcWwTwMkg
Wednesday 24th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Mátyás Csukás (Romanian/Hungarian)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PL5zcN2tSyOnGVZA7lCf_g
Below are the short bios of the scientists and their expertise:
Gabriel Cristian Neagu is a student and amateur astronomer. He discovered his passion for variable stars four years ago at his local observatory in Galati city.
Diana Beșliu-Ionescu is a solar physicist who has finished her PhD at Monash University in Australia studying solar flares that have triggered sun quakes. Her studies have focused on sun quakes analysis, CMEs and their association with geomagnetic storms.
Nigel Mason is a physicist by training whose research has evolved into exploring the solar system and beyond with the search for life while trying to understand how life emerged on Earth. The applications of such research has led to studies on radiation damage leading to new cancer treatments, the development of nanotechnologies and investigations of climate change. He is an author of nearly 400 scientific publications and three books.
Stephen Durrant has been working in the space industry since leaving school, which is about 40 years. He studied whilst working and took two years out to study for a Masters. He has been working at ESA (European Space Agency) since 2000 where he has worked on several projects and studies: he became involved in Mars Missions shortly after starting at ESA as a Mechanisms Engineer, starting off with studies (to send a Robots and then Men to Mars) and then joined the ExoMars Rover Project in 2008 to work on the development of all the Mechanisms on the Rover e.g the Drill.
Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu is a research associate at the Laboratory of Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research interests include geologically active moons around giant planets, planetary rings, and asteroids. He is an expert in cosmic dust research and wants to explore the outer solar system from a “dusty point of view”.
Mátyás Csukás is a mechanical engineer, a programmer and an amateur astronomer. He has been making astronomical observations since 1984. His main area of interest is observing variable stars. He created a desktop application that helps with this activity and wrote an astrophysics educational book in Hungarian (published in 2018). He is a member of the Hungarian Astronomical Association.
Full program can be found at https://lewibo.org/epsc2021
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Q&A MEET A SCIENTIST
Meet a space scientist and ask all the questions you ever wanted to ask during this 30 min session. Events are offered in several languages. Find the ones that work for you and your classroom.
Monday 8th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Gabriel Cristian Neagu (Romanian)
Registration: https:/
Tuesday 9th of November, 11 AM Bucharest time - Diana Beșliu-Ionescu (Romanian)
Registration: https:/
Tuesday 9th of November, 4 PM Bucharest time - Nigel Mason (English)
Registration: https:/
Tuesday 16th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Stephen Durrant (English)
Registration: https:/
Thursday 18th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu (English)
Registration: https:/
Wednesday 24th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Mátyás Csukás (Romanian/Hungarian)
Registration: https:/
Below are the short bios of the scientists and their expertise:
Gabriel Cristian Neagu is a student and amateur astronomer. He discovered his passion for variable stars four years ago at his local observatory in Galati city.
Diana Beșliu-Ionescu is a solar physicist who has finished her PhD at Monash University in Australia studying solar flares that have triggered sun quakes. Her studies have focused on sun quakes analysis, CMEs and their association with geomagnetic storms.
Nigel Mason is a physicist by training whose research has evolved into exploring the solar system and beyond with the search for life while trying to understand how life emerged on Earth. The applications of such research has led to studies on radiation damage leading to new cancer treatments, the development of nanotechnologies and investigations of climate change. He is an author of nearly 400 scientific publications and three books.
Stephen Durrant has been working in the space industry since leaving school, which is about 40 years. He studied whilst working and took two years out to study for a Masters. He has been working at ESA (European Space Agency) since 2000 where he has worked on several projects and studies: he became involved in Mars Missions shortly after starting at ESA as a Mechanisms Engineer, starting off with studies (to send a Robots and then Men to Mars) and then joined the ExoMars Rover Project in 2008 to work on the development of all the Mechanisms on the Rover e.g the Drill.
Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu is a research associate at the Laboratory of Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research interests include geologically active moons around giant planets, planetary rings, and asteroids. He is an expert in cosmic dust research and wants to explore the outer solar system from a “dusty point of view”.
Mátyás Csukás is a mechanical engineer, a programmer and an amateur astronomer. He has been making astronomical observations since 1984. His main area of interest is observing variable stars. He created a desktop application that helps with this activity and wrote an astrophysics educational book in Hungarian (published in 2018). He is a member of the Hungarian Astronomical Association.
Full program can be found at https:/
Meet a space scientist and ask all the questions you ever wanted to ask during this 30 min session. Events are offered in several languages. Find the ones that work for you and your classroom.
Monday 8th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Gabriel Cristian Neagu (Romanian)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KumS3OJiRjGZ52S2KcZPUA
Tuesday 9th of November, 11 AM Bucharest time - Diana Beșliu-Ionescu (Romanian)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1wiiTEQTQF-v0M7MRYYYjA
Tuesday 9th of November, 4 PM Bucharest time - Nigel Mason (English)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Erm3gDswSNmF31QBvDdv6A
Tuesday 16th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Stephen Durrant (English)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__EZCIfJnSTuXTR4aNHp5zw
Thursday 18th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu (English)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_b671_pAPSTCJEvcWwTwMkg
Wednesday 24th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Mátyás Csukás (Romanian/Hungarian)
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PL5zcN2tSyOnGVZA7lCf_g
Below are the short bios of the scientists and their expertise:
Gabriel Cristian Neagu is a student and amateur astronomer. He discovered his passion for variable stars four years ago at his local observatory in Galati city.
Diana Beșliu-Ionescu is a solar physicist who has finished her PhD at Monash University in Australia studying solar flares that have triggered sun quakes. Her studies have focused on sun quakes analysis, CMEs and their association with geomagnetic storms.
Nigel Mason is a physicist by training whose research has evolved into exploring the solar system and beyond with the search for life while trying to understand how life emerged on Earth. The applications of such research has led to studies on radiation damage leading to new cancer treatments, the development of nanotechnologies and investigations of climate change. He is an author of nearly 400 scientific publications and three books.
Stephen Durrant has been working in the space industry since leaving school, which is about 40 years. He studied whilst working and took two years out to study for a Masters. He has been working at ESA (European Space Agency) since 2000 where he has worked on several projects and studies: he became involved in Mars Missions shortly after starting at ESA as a Mechanisms Engineer, starting off with studies (to send a Robots and then Men to Mars) and then joined the ExoMars Rover Project in 2008 to work on the development of all the Mechanisms on the Rover e.g the Drill.
Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu is a research associate at the Laboratory of Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research interests include geologically active moons around giant planets, planetary rings, and asteroids. He is an expert in cosmic dust research and wants to explore the outer solar system from a “dusty point of view”.
Mátyás Csukás is a mechanical engineer, a programmer and an amateur astronomer. He has been making astronomical observations since 1984. His main area of interest is observing variable stars. He created a desktop application that helps with this activity and wrote an astrophysics educational book in Hungarian (published in 2018). He is a member of the Hungarian Astronomical Association.
Full program can be found at https://lewibo.org/epsc2021
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Q&A MEET A SCIENTIST
Meet a space scientist and ask all the questions you ever wanted to ask during this 30 min session. Events are offered in several languages. Find the ones that work for you and your classroom.
Monday 8th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Gabriel Cristian Neagu (Romanian)
Registration: https:/
Tuesday 9th of November, 11 AM Bucharest time - Diana Beșliu-Ionescu (Romanian)
Registration: https:/
Tuesday 9th of November, 4 PM Bucharest time - Nigel Mason (English)
Registration: https:/
Tuesday 16th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Stephen Durrant (English)
Registration: https:/
Thursday 18th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu (English)
Registration: https:/
Wednesday 24th of November, 5 PM Bucharest time - Mátyás Csukás (Romanian/Hungarian)
Registration: https:/
Below are the short bios of the scientists and their expertise:
Gabriel Cristian Neagu is a student and amateur astronomer. He discovered his passion for variable stars four years ago at his local observatory in Galati city.
Diana Beșliu-Ionescu is a solar physicist who has finished her PhD at Monash University in Australia studying solar flares that have triggered sun quakes. Her studies have focused on sun quakes analysis, CMEs and their association with geomagnetic storms.
Nigel Mason is a physicist by training whose research has evolved into exploring the solar system and beyond with the search for life while trying to understand how life emerged on Earth. The applications of such research has led to studies on radiation damage leading to new cancer treatments, the development of nanotechnologies and investigations of climate change. He is an author of nearly 400 scientific publications and three books.
Stephen Durrant has been working in the space industry since leaving school, which is about 40 years. He studied whilst working and took two years out to study for a Masters. He has been working at ESA (European Space Agency) since 2000 where he has worked on several projects and studies: he became involved in Mars Missions shortly after starting at ESA as a Mechanisms Engineer, starting off with studies (to send a Robots and then Men to Mars) and then joined the ExoMars Rover Project in 2008 to work on the development of all the Mechanisms on the Rover e.g the Drill.
Hsiang-Wen (Sean) Hsu is a research associate at the Laboratory of Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research interests include geologically active moons around giant planets, planetary rings, and asteroids. He is an expert in cosmic dust research and wants to explore the outer solar system from a “dusty point of view”.
Mátyás Csukás is a mechanical engineer, a programmer and an amateur astronomer. He has been making astronomical observations since 1984. His main area of interest is observing variable stars. He created a desktop application that helps with this activity and wrote an astrophysics educational book in Hungarian (published in 2018). He is a member of the Hungarian Astronomical Association.
Full program can be found at https:/