A glimpse into the future of space
Podcast: An interview on the future of space exploration with Ellen Stofan, Honorary Professor at the Hazard Research Centre at University College London.
PhD in Geological Sciences, Brown University. 1992-2000, various senior scientist positions, Jet Propulsion Laboratory. 2000-12, Vice-President, Proxemy Research. 2013-16, Chief Scientist, NASA (2013-2016). Honorary Professor, Department of Earth Sciences, University College London; Senior Scientist, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University. Co-Chair, World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Space Technologies. Associate Member, Cassini Mission to Saturn Radar Team; proposed a mission to NASA to land a boat on a sea on Titan. Fellow: Geological Society of America; Explorers Club.
Podcast: An interview on the future of space exploration with Ellen Stofan, Honorary Professor at the Hazard Research Centre at University College London.
Ellen Stofan, Honorary Professor, says that these are the changes we need to make for women in STEM.
有些数字可能会令你大跌眼镜:美国科学、技术、工程和数学领域(STEM)的劳动者中,女性只占25%。美国国家科学基金会的数据显示,2006年至2014年间,计算机科学专业的女性毕业生数量呈下降趋势。虽然女性在生命科学和社会科学领域的参与度较高,在自然科学领域的积极性也有所提高,但这并不表示,所有女性的职业状况都有所改变。
Less than a quarter of American scientists and engineers are women. Nothing to do with ability and everything to do with overcoming barriers, says former NASA chief scientist.
With private enterprise leading the way out into the solar system, the next few decades could see Amazon-ordered satellites, a lunar economic zone and the moon becoming a launchpad for Mars.
NASA's chief scientists outlines the steps that will put human boots on the red planet.
Exploration of Mars has the potential to bring knowledge and technological developments to benefit all of mankind.