Graduated from the First Executive Course on Space at the International Space University in Tel Aviv, Israel
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Local organizing committee [left to right]: ISP and SSP alum Melody Korman, ISU BOT member Ofer Lapid, ESC alum Ran Livne
Class discussion with ISU Founder Robert D. Richards and ISU BOT Member Ofer Lapid
Class ISU ESC TLV 2021
– Emma Vardimon, Director of Strategic Partnerships
TEL AVIV, ISRAELL, November 2, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – The inaugural class of the International Space University (ISU) of the Tel Aviv Executive Space Course # ISUESCTLV21 has just completed its first cohort. Twenty-eight participants from Israel and beyond took a course on all things space taught by global and Israeli experts! The lead teacher for this course is ISU BOT member Ofer Lapid, and the organizers include former ISP and SSP Melody Korman and former ESC Ran Livne.
Conferences were held with professional tours, combined with the incredible atmosphere of Tel Aviv. The executive course started off with enthusiasm, laden with knowledge working to remember faces with masks, but everyone immediately jumped into the substantive issues facing the global space industry.
According to executive researcher Emma Vardimon, director of strategic partnerships:
“The course was well organized, exposing me to various aspects of the space industry, helping me to better understand its challenges, its limitations, but also the potential opportunities. It was a perfect mix of topics, people, science and social gathering. There was an interesting combination of technology and science sessions as well as business activities on the space economy. We have received a good introduction to space in general and more detailed introductions on: space propulsion, the system and configuration of the spacecraft, the principles and application of GNSS, etc. The conference on legal issues affecting the special features of space was very interesting and gave us a lot of food for thought. I personally very much enjoyed the space mission design session accompanied by a workshop. This allowed for a hands-on ‘practice’ approach to a space use case and potential future activities, while also contributing to more interaction between course participants. The level and professionalism of the conferences were exceptional, making complex subjects accessible to participants without technological or scientific training. It is important to mention that the week was well organized from an administrative point of view. The Ramon Foundation is certainly the best partner to organize this kind of professional course because of its deep links and its links with all the local actors in the Israeli space, bringing together government representatives, private entrepreneurs and investors. I hope that the International Space University will organize more courses in Israel, involving other sectors and technology communities such as energy, clean technology, agribusiness and digital health.
About the Ramon Foundation
The Ramon Foundation aims to ignite the three core values ​​championed by Ilan and Asaf Ramon – academic excellence, social leadership and revolutionary courage. Through the most advanced programs in the fields of science, aviation and space, the foundation aims to inspire a new generation of young Israelis with an exemplary sense of purpose and professionalism and to nurture the values ​​of academic excellence, social leadership and revolutionary courage.
About the Ilan Ramon Scholarship Project
The Ilan Ramon Scholarship Project for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Space Scholarship Project provides scholarships for talented postgraduate Israeli students to participate in the Summer Space Studies Program at the International Space University (ISU). More than 80 Ilan Ramon Fellowships have been awarded over the past decade, enabling these researchers to join the global space community and ecosystem.
Members of the advisory board include the astronauts, Dr. Garrett Reisman, of USC, and Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman, professor at MIT and the International Space University.
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About the International Space University
Since its founding in 1987, ISU has graduated more than 5,200 students from over 110 countries. With hundreds of ISU professors and lecturers from around the world, ISU alumni form an extremely effective network of professionals and space leaders who actively facilitate individual career growth, professional activities and development. international space cooperation.
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