ORGA TEAM
Introducing
… the team behind this years workshop:
Dr.-Ing.
Gisela Detrell
SSDW ORGANIZER – Co-Chair
Research Group Leader in Life Support Systems
at the Institute of Space Systems at the University of Stuttgart
Involved in the SSDW since 2009.
” I am eager to contribute to make human spaceflight exploration possible, because space exploration allows us to understand the world we live in and to go beyond what seems possible.”
M. Sc.
Tharshan Maheswaran
SSDW ORGANIZER – Co-Chair
Research Assistant and PhD Student
at the Institute of Space Systems at the University of Stuttgart
Modular system architectures for space-based geoengineering focusing on an International Planetary Sunshade Concept based on space resources to mitigate global warming
“Curiosity and ambitions have already led mankind to establish a great number of monuments on Earth. Now I believe we are entering an era with a great vision to set new frontiers in the sustainable exploration of space, as well as the colonization and exploitation of new celestial bodies. My fascination for space exploration lies in the fact that we are not only developing technologies to extend our sphere of influence, but also creating the foundation to enlarge the human perspective on our journey towards becoming a multiplanetary species.”
B. Sc.
Daniel Friedrich
ORGA TEAM
Student of aerospace engineering (M.Sc.)
at the University of Stuttgart
4th semester
&
Student assistant at the Institute of Space Systems
&
Communication Analysis @KSat SOURCE
“What fascinates me most about space exploration are the endless opportunities to be involved in this field. There is so much to explore and discover, and especially the exchange with fellow passionate space enthusiasts from all over the world is very enriching.”
B. Sc.
Sabina Hadžić
ORGA TEAM
Student of aerospace engineering (M.Sc.)
at the University of Stuttgart
1st semester
&
Student assistant at the Institute of Space Systems
“What fascinates me most about space is the unknown. There is so much to explore, an infinity in fact. Using technology to explore this vastness, searching for the beginning of everything and seeing how everything comes together, feels like making imagination reality.”
B. Sc.
Sophie Nitschke
ORGA TEAM
Student of aerospace engineering (M.Sc.)
at the University of Stuttgart
1st semester
&
Student assistant at the Institute of Space Systems
“What fascinates me the most about space is the infiniteness. So much has already been discovered and explored by mankind in the last centuries and yet there is still so much more left to discover and understand about space. And there will always be more to find out.“
B. Sc.
Radu Braga
ORGA TEAM
Student of aerospace engineering (M.Sc.)
at the University of Stuttgart
4th semester
&
Student assistant at the Institute of Space Systems
&
Member of the student council
“What fascinates me most about space travel are the initially unimaginable dimensions and the complex problems that have to be solved. The required high-tech solutions make space technology a pioneer in many fields.”