The International Space Station has recently doubled its crew from three to six astronauts. As the ISS transitions from its construction phase to its utilization phase as a U.S. national laboratory in space, what are we learning and what scientific discoveries are being made? Please join the Aerospace Industries Association as we host a panel discussion on the current status of the international space station, its science, its unique role as a laboratory in space, and the benefits it brings our nation and the world.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
10:00-11:00 a.m.
2318 Rayburn Building
Featuring
William Gerstenmaier
Associate Administrator, NASA Space Operations Directorate
Joy Bryant
Vice President & Program Manager, International Space Station
The Boeing Company
John Porter
CEO, Astrogenetix
Dr. John Jessup
Chief, Diagnostics Evaluation Branch, Cancer Diagnosis Program, NIH
JP Stevens
AIA Vice President, Space Systems
RSVP:
Andrew Barber
703-358-1096
andrew.barber@aia-aerospace.org
Daniel N. Stohr
Coordinator, Communications & Planning
Aerospace Industries Association
1000 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1700
Arlington, VA 22209
703-358-1078
dan.stohr@aia-aerospace.org
