- Virtual Only
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- 2023 Date TBD
Space Ecology Workshop
The Global Space Ecology Conference & Workshop connects private and public sectors enabling new opportunities in space-earth ventures, advancing the ecology of space, and protecting our planet.
- Virtual
- |
- 2023 Date TBD
- Virtual
- 2023 Date TBD
Space Ecology Workshop
The Global Space Ecology Conference & Exhibition, connects private and public sectors enabling new, opportunities in space-earth ventures, advancing the ecology of space, and protecting our planet.
1st Annual International
Space Ecology Workshop
Closed System Ecology | Crop Production and Waste Recycling | BLSS and CELSS
2023 Speakers TBD
The 2023 SEW Speakers have not yet been selected, this section will be updated once their participation is confirmed.
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Joel Cuello
Professor of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
University of Arizona
Cyrille Przybyla
Lunar Hatch Program Lead
Ifremer
John Hogan
Bioengineering Branch Chief
NASA Ames
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Barbara Belvisi
Founder
Interstellar Labs
John Hogan
Bioengineering Branch Chief
NASA Ames
Cyrille Przybyla
Lunar Hatch Program Lead
Ifremer
Joel Cuello
Professor of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
University of Arizona
Major Themes Include
Enabling a Sustainable Presence in Space
Maintaining a permanent presence in space is untenable without a degree of self-sufficiency.
We discuss technologies that contribute to mission longevity by enhancing crew health, closing material or energy loops, and replacing or reimagining physio-chemical life support systems
Closed Ecological Systems For Deep Space
The understanding and development of artificial ecosystems is critical to achieve long term goals in life support and physical and mental health needs for crew.
A major goal of this workshop is to coalesce research on closed ecological systems: highlight applicable existing research, identify gaps in knowledge, and coordinate future high-priority research.
Crop Production and Waste Recycling
Closing the material loop in food production and waste recycling systems is necessary to reduce reliance on regular resupplies.
Extensive space agriculture will be a prerequisite for space habitats with permanent residents. Topics of interest include: improving yield, designing with automation, crop cultivar selection, water and nutrient delivery systems.
Workshop Overview
The 2022 Space Ecology Workshop (SEW) was a one day virtual event. The timeline for the proceedings is outlined generally below.
The 2023 Space Ecology Workshop timeline is still under deliberation.