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11:00am EDT

Smallsat system for energy providers and consumers Room ABJan Clarence Dee

11:20am EDT

Discover the Next Generation of Design for Aerospace Room ABYafus Siddiqui

11:40am EDT

Satellite detection: A birds-eye view of industrial emissions Room ABStéphane Germain

2:15pm EDT

QMSat : The diamond based QuantumMagnetoSatellite Room ABDr. David Roy-Guay

2:35pm EDT

Opening up Space with Opensource: A Modular, Opensource Cubesat Structure Room ABBryce Edwards

2:55pm EDT

Monitoring New and Known Atmospheres with SPORE: The Subatmospheric Probe for Organic Research and Exploration Room ABDaniil Lisus

3:45pm EDT

An integrated thermo-structural approach applied to the High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager (HESSI) spacecraft Room ABDr. Christian Semler

4:05pm EDT

Challenges and Complexities in Designing Robust, Fault-tolerant Electronics for use in Space Environments Room ABGiovanni D'Aliesio

4:25pm EDT

Repair of Micrometeroid Orbital Debris on the canadarm2 Structure Room ABNicolas Côté

2:15pm EDT

Development of a Flight-ready, small-scale, Rotating Detonation Engine Room CDSean Connolly-Boutin • Slater Covenden

2:35pm EDT

PERWAVES combustion experiment performed on the Maxus 9 sounding rocket Room CDJan Palecka

2:55pm EDT

Bringing Interstellar Travel Down to Earth Room CDDr. Andrew Higgins

3:45pm EDT

The use of GPS/GNSS on Earth and in space Room CDDr. Jérôme Leclère

4:05pm EDT

Space Autonomy and Making Mobile Vehicles Intelligent Room CDPamela Woo

4:25pm EDT

Modern Challenges in Orbital Mechanics Room CDAlexandre Levert