Engineering East, Gangal Hall

In this talk Dr. Núñez will provide an overview of NASA's Artemis Moon/Mars Program, KSC's Research & Technology Areas, Student and Faculty Funding Opportunities.


Presentation for Students - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Engineering East, Ganhal Hall


Presentation for Faculty - 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Engineering East, Room 303

Dr. Jose Núñez is NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) University Partnerships & Small Satellite Capabilities Manager. In this capacity he is tasked with increasing collaborations between University Principal Investigators (Pls) and SC investigators as well as leveraging infrastructure to increase University Small Sat development activities. Before that he was the Chief of the Flight Technologies Branch for the Exploration Research and Technology Programs Office. In this capacity, he led a group of Science and Technology Researchers in the areas of Electrostatics, Advanced Habitats, Suborbital Flights, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle sensors, and Space Flight Demonstrations. In his 35-year career with NASA, he has performed in multiple leadership, engineering, project, and mission management roles working on the International Space Station (ISS) Program with Government, Contractor, and University personnel across the U.S. and Internationals such as Brazil, Canada, Japan,
Germany, Italy, and Spain.

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