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Join us October 23-25 in beautiful Portland, Maine, for our second annual event when we will explore opportunities for industry stakeholders to engage with the Maine space ecosystem and the ways in which Maine Space Corporation is facilitating and supporting industry growth across the value chain. We will explore ways to engage and deepen relationships with industry partners, government, educators, and the investment community from inside and outside of Maine. | Some of Our Featured Speakers | |
Shannon Berger, P.E. is the SunRISE Mission Operations Manager at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Shannon grew up watching space shuttles come in for a landing over her elementary school, dreaming of working in the aerospace sector. Her first job post-college was firing hypergolic rocket engines at SpaceX, working development for the Crew Dragon spaceship all the way to its maiden voyage to the International Space Station. She then went to NASA JPL to work on mission operations for SunRISE with a brilliant team, to study coronal mass ejections. In her free time she can be found trail running, backcountry skiing, rock climbing, flying airplanes, reading, or planning the next adventure.
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Dr. James Beletic is Chief Science Officer at Teledyne Space Imaging. Dr. Beletic has been part of the Teledyne team for over 20 years. He was previously the President of Teledyne Imaging Sensors, whose world leading sensors are operating in instrumentation at every major ground-based telescope, including the James Webb Space Telescope, the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Pluto New Horizons, OSIRIS-REx, and weather satellites such as the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite. The next generation of infrared space astronomy missions (Euclid, Roman Space Telescope, SPHEREx, NEO Surveyor, ARIEL) are all made possible by Teledyne’s imaging sensors.
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We are looking for Innovators!! | |
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We are looking for innovations, ideas, space startups or small companies to grow that align with the new space value chain embodied in the Maine Space Complex. Innovations could lead to products and services that help solve problems in Maine and elsewhere and improve our lives. Three level of awards will be made at the end of the competition: $10,000 to the top finalist, $5,000 to the 1st runner-up sponsored by the Maine Technology Institute, and $2,500 to the 2nd runner-up.
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Maine Space 2030 is a public campaign designed to raise awareness of Maine’s research, education, and commercial assets in the NewSpace economy and realize its considerable economic potential for the people and the future of Maine. Founding partners of Maine Space 2030 include but not limited to the Maine Space Grant Consortium, the Maine Composites Alliance, the University of Maine, the University of Southern Maine, the Maine Community College System, the Roux Institute at Northeastern University, Educate Maine, the Manufacturers Association of Maine, the Maine International Trade Center, the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, the Maine Department of Transportation, SHL Enterprise Solutions, and DesignLab LLC. Please visit the campaign's website at www.mainespace2030.org for more information on what is happening in Maine's NewSpace economy. | | | | |
