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SUMMARY:Launch your career in space! Be a Star in ESA's Universe
DTSTART:20201026T170000
DTEND:20201102T183000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Cybersecurity (Monday 26 October\, 17.00 – 18.30)\nThibault 
 Leroux: Head of Galileo G1 System Security Unit at ESA\nGiulia Traverso: P
 rincipal Cryptographer at Cysec\nJohann Richard: Scientific Advisor at the
  Swiss Space Office (SERI)\nFlorence Loustalot: Talent Acquisition Special
 ist at ESA\n\nSpace Law (Tuesday 27 October\, 17.00 – 18.30) :\nAlexande
 r Soucek: Head of Public International Law Division at ESA\nFlorian Hess: 
 Contract Manager at RUAG Space\nKamlesh Brocard: Scientific Advisor at the
  Swiss Space Office (SERI)\nFlorence Loustalot: Talent Acquisition Special
 ist at ESA\n\nLife Support Systems (Wednesday 28 October\, 17 – 18.30):\
 nChristophe Lasseur: Head of the MELiSSA Project and Life Support Coordina
 tor at ESA\nThéodore Besson: Co-Founder and Managing Director at ESTEE (E
 arth Space Technical Ecosystem Enterprises SA)\nOliver Botta: Scientific A
 dvisor at the Swiss Space Office (SERI)\nFlorence Loustalot: Talent Acquis
 ition Specialist at ESA\n\nRobotics & Photonics (Monday 2 November\, 17.00
  – 18.45):\nGianfranco Visentin: Head of Automation & Robotics Section a
 t ESA\nKyriaki Minoglou: Head of the Opto-Electronics Section at ESA\nReto
  Muff: Chief Technology Officer at Thales Alenia Space Switzerland\nLino D
 e Faveri: Scientific Advisor at the Swiss Space Office (SERI)\nFlorence Lo
 ustalot: Talent Acquisition Specialist at ESA\n\nScience missions: Exoplan
 ets (Tuesday\, 3 November\, 17.00 – 18.30):\nKate Isaak: CHEOPS Project 
 Scientist at ESA\nLouise Dyregaard Nielsen: PhD student at the Geneva Obse
 rvatory\nValerie Koller: Scientific Advisor at the Swiss Space Office (SER
 I)\nFlorence Loustalot: Talent Acquisition Specialist at ESA\nAs the curre
 nt space ecosystem is evolving rapidly and facing new stakes and challenge
 s\, various and unexpected study fields are now vital to ensure the contin
 uity of innovative and cutting-edge technologies as well as advanced proje
 ct management. Switzerland and ESA need new talents to join them on the pa
 th towards state-of-the-art space research and operations.\n\n“Be a Star
  in ESA’s Universe” is a unique opportunity for professionals\, expert
 s and students to exchange and network. This year\, the event will take pl
 ace online in a new format. Instead of a roadshow and panel discussions in
  several Swiss universities\, five online live events will tackle fields o
 f study playing a key role in the current space ecosystem:\n\n	cybersecuri
 ty\n	space law\n	life support systems\n	engineering (focus on robotics & p
 hotonics)\n	science (focus on exoplanets)\n\nEach event will include a Q&A
  session to foster interaction between the speakers and participants.\n\nT
 he sessions will be held on the 26-27-28 October and on the 2-3 November 2
 020 each from 17:00 to 18:30 (GMT+2). The speakers will meet on WebEx and 
 the meeting will be live streamed on the Swiss Space Center YouTube channe
 l where the public will be able to interact and ask questions throughout t
 he event.\n\nThe “Be a Star in ESA’s Universe” roadshow has become a
 n annual meeting since 2017. It is usually held in autumn\, right before t
 he ESA Young Graduate Trainee job announcements. This years’ online edit
 ion will allow thematic oriented discussions to address future needs of yo
 ung professionals at ESA and in Swiss industries as well as attracting not
  only the usual suspects but also students from other fields of study.\n\n
 The event is coordinated by the Swiss Space Center in collaboration with E
 SA and with the support of the Swiss Space Office.
LOCATION:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsIm1aycTHBBtub5zfoI0x10gZ
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