session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations
Description: Authors with an abstract accepted for an interactive presentation will be asked to prepare slides and display them for the duration of the congress on plasma screens. Authors will be assigned to interactive sessions in which they must be near the plasma screens to engage in interactive discussions with other congress attendees.
Date: 2016-09-28
Time: 13:15
Room: Jalisco Hall C - Exhibition Hall

IPC members

Coordinator: Ms. Lisa Antoniadis, Astrocast SA, Switzerland;
Coordinator: Dr. Chris Welch, France;

papers
Order	Paper title	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1	Strategies to promote women participation in the space community!	confirmed	Ms. Anushree Soni	International Space University (ISU)	Canada
2	STEM Education in Romania via Space-Themed Hands-On Contests for Secondary School Students	confirmed	Mr. Virgiliu Pop	Romanian Space Agency (ROSA)	Romania
3	Building Foundations for International Collaboration through Educational Outreach Initiatives	withdrawn	Ms. Lilibeth Mata	NASA	United States
4	space educational outreach for the African child	confirmed	Mr. Tenda Madima	Parliament of the Republic of South Africa	South Africa
5	The Space Geodesy Center of Matera of the Italian Space Agency as a Space Education Center	withdrawn	Mrs. Doreen Hagemeister	Italian Space Agency (ASI)	Italy
6	The Integrative Design Approach to Lunar Settlement	confirmed	Mr. Tomoya Mori		United States
7	Parabolic flight microgravity educational activities in Barcelona: the "Barcelona Zero-G Challenge".	confirmed	Prof. Antoni Perez-Poch	Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC BarcelonaTech)	Spain
8	ESAT, a hands-on training satellite	withdrawn	Mr. Ignacio Barrios	E-USOC, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid	Spain
9	Costa Rica Aerospace Camp 2015: experiences and results	confirmed	Prof. Leonora de Lemos	Universidad de Costa Rica	Costa Rica
10	International Cosmonautic Day’s Advantages for Public Engagement in Space	confirmed	Mrs. Tatiana Tischenko	State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS	Russian Federation
11	Yuri's Night Retrospective, the First 16 Years of the World Space Party	confirmed	Dr. Alan Steinberg	Rice University	United States
12	The outreach activity about space development using free magazine		Ms. Ayano Kido	Tokyo Metropolitan University	Japan
13	space suits as a hands on educational outreach activity - lessons from the 2015 project of the Israel Space Agency and the Heinlein Prize Trust	confirmed	Mr. Tal Inbar	The Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies	Israel
14	PHOS Project: lesson learned from experimenting a Pulsating Heat Pipe on board a Sounding Rocket (REXUS18) and refurbishment strategies	confirmed	Mr. Gian Marco Guidi		Italy
15	Igniting Minds through Rocket Science	withdrawn	Mr. Gagan Agrawal		France
16	ENABLING THE FUTURE OF “SPACE” IN NIGERIA	withdrawn	Mr. OMONZOKPIA EJALE	NASRDA	Nigeria
17	Promotion of Space Sciences at Undergraduate Level through the lessons learnt from Parikshit Student Satellite Model	withdrawn	Mr. Arnav Saikia	Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal University	India
18	THE DEATH STAR CHALLENGE: AN AMBITIOUS AND MOTIVATING ENGINEERING PROJECT TO PROMOTE ASTRONAUTICS AND TRANSFORM SOCIETY’S VISION ABOUT SPACE RESEARCH	confirmed	Prof. Antoni Perez-Poch	Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC BarcelonaTech)	Spain
19	Challenges in Undergraduate Education for Space Engineering		Dr. Ugur Guven		United States
20	Noting clouds to learn physics.	confirmed	Dr. Martin Hernandez Sustaita		Mexico
21	Space Education and Outreach in Ghana	withdrawn	Mr. EMMANUEL PROVEN- ADZRI	Ghana Space Science and Technology Institute	Ghana
22	Interactive strategies to increase public engagement in Space	confirmed	Ms. Bora Aliaj	International Space University (ISU)	Albania
23	Advanced Robotics and Automation-Human and Integrated Robotic/Unmanned Systems. A new Hybrid Space Education.	withdrawn	Ms. SANDYA RAO		India
24	Team SpaceIL - Landing the 1st Israeli Spacecraft on the moon	withdrawn	Dr. Ayelet Weizman	SpaceIL	Israel
25	Russian Kosmos: Imaginary Space Flights	withdrawn	Dr. Olesya Turkina		Russian Federation
26	Engaging the Public in Space by Integrating Science and Engineering with the Arts	withdrawn	Dr. Jancy McPhee	SciArt Exchange	United States
27	Space School: JAXA Space Education Program for Secondary Education	withdrawn	Ms. Tomoko Ohkubo	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan
28	ARISS as an effective tool to engage middle school students	confirmed	Ms. Kimberly Dutour	University of Alabama in Huntsville	United States
29	15 Years of ARCSSTE-E’S Postgraduate Diploma Programme: Achievements, Challenges and Future looks.	withdrawn	Dr. Oladosu Olakunle	African Regional Center for Space Science and Technology Education in English (ARCSSTE-E)	Nigeria
30	Study on the optimal candy as fuel for hybrid rockets and launching experiment of candy hybrid rocket for space education	confirmed	Dr. Yutaka Wada	Chiba Institute of Technology	Japan
31	The Training Program of Multidisciplinary Design Optimization for Collaborative Spacecraft Design	confirmed	Ms. Rong Sun	Beijing Institute of Aerospace Systems Engineering, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC)	China
32	Using project based courses as a “First Contact” between students and space technology	withdrawn	Mr. Roger Birkeland	Norwegian University of Science and Technology	Norway
33	Space Photography On the use of photography as popularizer of science. by Cintia Durán	confirmed	Ms. Cintia Durán		Mexico
34	Quantum Computing Academy Trains Future Researchers to Optimize Applications for Spaceflight	confirmed	Ms. Monica Ebert	School for Independent Learners	United States
35	The Space Architecture Approach: Teaching to Design and Plan for Space Habitation	confirmed	Prof. Olga Bannova	University of Houston	United States
36	Cosmic College: JAXA Informal Space Education Program	withdrawn	Ms. Tomoko Ohkubo	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan

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