Events

Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (LSIC) Spring Meetings concentrate on understanding NASA’s plans and technology investments relevant to building a sustained presence on the lunar surface. This year’s meeting will include invited speakers, panels, posters, and breakout discussions. We invite abstracts from the community describing technical capabilities within the six LSIC focus areas, as well as those that identify lunar surface technology needs and assess the readiness of relative systems and components. Other topics of interest include defining the parameters and constraints of the architecture required to support a sustained presence on the lunar surface, as well as economic and policy considerations.

Abstracts are due by February 3.

This is a funding workshop centered around NASA Science Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) (i.e., SpaceTech). Solicited proposal opportunities and community resources are set to take place following the 2023 LSIC Spring Meeting. 

Workshop content will focus on the components and requirements of various NASA STMD proposal opportunities; an advice-based panel discussion and Q&A from previously successful SpaceTech proposal awardees; and general knowledge about the NASA funding process.

Space is limited for this event. The in-person registration deadline is April 12, and the virtual registration deadline is April 17.

Join us on June 8 at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory as we align on national security priorities, identify the major gaps threatening progress, and explore the frontiers of potentially game-changing research. Attendees will join a conversation featuring a range of perspectives on climate science, technology application, and policy, followed by an exploration of a brighter, climate-secure future through cutting-edge research demonstrations.