Jeremiah McNatt

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Jeremiah

McNatt

Principal Technologist for Power, NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate

Jeremiah McNatt is the Principal Technologist for Power for the NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate. In this role, he serves as a subject matter expert for power generation, storage, and management and works to define technology gaps to meet future NASA mission needs. Prior to this, he spent 21 years developing space solar photovoltaic related technologies including thin film, organic, and high-efficiency cells along with solar arrays for unique applications including high temperature/high intensity, low temperature/low intensity, and planetary surfaces. His background includes growth of high efficiency solar cells and packaging of arrays for optimal performance in their environment. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Physics from The University of Akron and a master’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Case Western Reserve University.

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Tobias Niederwieser

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Professor Emeritus, Klipsch School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, New Mexico State University, NASA Langley Research Center (Retired), IEEE Committee on Engineering Accreditation Activities

Alan B. Shepard Chair Professor, University of Cincinnati

Gergana Nestorova

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, Louisiana Tech University

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Christopher Birkinbine

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Project Engineer (SSTP), NASA's Ames Research Center

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Retired Deputy Chief of Space Projects & Partnerships, Armstrong Flight Research Center

Spacecraft Systems Engineer, NASA's Flight Opportunities

SPLICE - Deputy Project Manager EG6 - Autonomous GNC, NASA's Johnson Space Center

Alicia Dwyer Cianciolo

Aerospace Engineer, NASA's Langley Research Center

Senior Technical Civil Servant, NASA

Alexander Van Dijk

Technologist, NASA's Flight Opportunities

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