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Please join us Wednesday, October 16 at 9:00am Pacific Time, for the latest episode of the European Space Agency - ESA FDL Europe | Earth Systems Lab / NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Frontier Development Lab series, The Wormhole as we spend time with Hugo Wagner from Airbus Defence and Space. Airbus, a FDL partner for the past 6 years, is the world's largest manufacturer of airliners and helicopters. Airbus designs, manufactures and delivers industry-leading commercial aircraft, helicopters, military transports, satellites, launchers and more. Currently, Hugo leads the definition and execution of a comprehensive strategy and roadmap for Airbus’ hydrogen-powered aircraft program in the U.S. In his previous role at Airbus, Hugo spearheaded research and technology partnerships in North America across the company’s aircraft, helicopters, and space divisions, focusing on sustainable aviation, AI, and connectivity. A recovering venture capitalist, Hugo was trained academically in France and in the U.S. He is a former visiting researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and holds graduate degrees from the University of California, Berkeley, and the International Space University. He serves as a Board Member of the Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association and of the Airbus Institute for Engineering Research at the University of Southern California. Hugo is also a member of the prestigious Explorers Club. Don't miss this episode as together with our host, FDL Exploration Director Jonathan Knowles, we explore cutting-edge tech, clean energy, the future of flight and aerospace, and hear about Hugo’s impressive life journey. Register (for free) at: http://thewormhole.live/ ✈ Wednesday, October 16th 5:00pm London • 12 Noon New York • 9:00am San Francisco • #aerospace #aviation #space #sustainability #climate #innovation #exploration #ESA #NASA Trillium Technologies

🛰️ The Moonshot’s Legacy for AI Join us for breakthrough new research that shows how the stringent safety standards and trust protocols of the Apollo space program can inform the development of secure AI systems. Vital lessons from space exploration are essential for ensuring the reliability and safety of AI. ☀ FDL-X Heliolab: AI SOTA (State of the Art) Showcase ☀ 🗓 WHEN: 16th August 2024 👉 WHERE: fdl.ai To find out how we are making AI a tool for discovery, join us for the SOTA Showcase: https://lnkd.in/gvF2Khs3 Meticulous attention to detail is essential in AI development. From algorithm design to data preprocessing and model training, every aspect must be scrutinized to ensure accuracy and reliability. These principles and others are behind the results of this year’s FDL-X | Heliolab. #AIEngineering #Precision #Development

Embark on an exciting journey to explore the final frontier of business! As proud GCP partners, we have been using AI to tackle humanity’s most pressing problems on Earth and in space for nearly a decade in close partnership with Google Cloud. Google Cloud has invited us to attend the exclusive "Spacetech Event: Building the Off-World Economy" on June 18th at 5.30pm BST at their King's Cross office, where James Parr will be speaking at this prestigious event. This is an incredible opportunity to: 📢 Hear from expert panelists from Seraphim, Space-DOTS, Open Cosmos, and other leading organisations. 📢 Discover the latest innovations shaping the space economy. 📢 Network with industry leaders and potential investors. Space is limited, so secure your spot today: RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/e89aieXR. Feel free to extend this invitation to anyone who may be interested. We hope to see you there! Thanks for the opportunity Massimo Mascaro Edoardo Tovaglieri Scott Penberthy ]

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You are invited to our latest Wormhole interview focused on Space Weather, with a special emphasis on the captivating phenomenon of the aurora (both borealis and australis). Recently, heightened solar activity has treated people around the world to stunning auroral displays. 🌞 Some say that it’s Paul Bunyan playfully wrestling with his blue ox Babe that create the aurora, or that Paul invented these lights in the sky so he could work continuous shifts day and night. Find out what science has to say about the origin of these ethereal ribbons of green, blue, and red. Thomas Berger, Executive Director, Space Weather Technology Research and Education Center at the University of Colorado Boulder and FDLX HELIOLAB Exploration Director Jonathan Knowles, will explore the science behind these breathtaking lights and delve into other significant space weather phenomena, such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections. These powerful solar events have profound impacts on satellites and space systems, radio communications, power grids, and more. Join us to uncover the wonders of space weather, its effects on our planet, and the likelihood that we will experience more of these light shows as we move toward peak Solar Maximum. Don't miss this enlightening—and fun—discussion! What: Aurora Awesomeness Date: Thursday, 16 May Time: 12 Noon New York, 5.00 pm London, 9.00 am San Francisco Where: trillium.tech/wormholelive At NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration and European Space Agency - ESA Frontier Development Labs, we have been engaged in heliophysics research for 8 years with scientists who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, as well as groundbreaking research, that has significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena and their impacts on the solar system. #aurora #sun #heliophysics #science #spacescience

Join us as we go through The Wormhole today to wrap up our “Heliophysics Big Year” interview series. We'll hear from Dr. Anna Jungbluth, a European Space Agency - ESA Climate Office Research Fellow and FDL faculty member, in discussion with FDL Exploration Director and Wormhole host Jonathan Knowles, about how AI is playing a critical role in helping us navigate the complexities of climate and solar science. 0900 Pacific Time 1700 GMT today, Thursday, April 11. To register, visit: https://lnkd.in/gzf39f4Z This interview series will also stream live on: Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/gdnVuzVE Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gfp4EE7n Twitter: @fdl_ai and @fdl_europe #climate #climatescience #heliophysics #ESA #NASA #AI #ML Trillium Technologies

Join us as we go through The Wormhole to wrap up our “Heliophysics Big Year” interview series with Dr. Anna Jungbluth on Thursday April 11 at 0900 Pacific Time, 1700 GMT. 🌞 Anna, a European Space Agency - ESA Climate Office Research Fellow, joins FDL Exploration Director and Wormhole host Jonathan Knowles to discuss the Sun's impact on global climate and how AI is playing a critical role in helping us navigate the complexities of climate science. Anna works on machine learning applications for earth observation and climate research. Before her postdoc, she obtained her PhD in Physics at the University of Oxford researching renewable energies. Throughout her PhD, Anna developed an interest in machine learning for scientific applications, which led her to joining the Frontier Development Lab as a researcher in 2019. She returned to the program as a faculty member, and helps lead various heliophysics and earth observation projects. This enlightening interview will delve into the pivotal role the sun plays in shaping Earth's climate, shedding light on the intricacies of solar radiation, its profound impact on global weather patterns, seasonal changes, and the underlying mechanisms that govern our planet's climate system. We’ll explore the significance of solar activity variations and their correlation with climate change, offering insights into the sun's influence over millennia through natural cycles and phenomena. Whether you're a climate enthusiast or simply curious about the forces that shape our environment, this interview will provide a better understanding of the sun's integral role in sustaining life on Earth and driving the complex dynamics of our climate. Details: Thursday, April 11, 0900 Pacific Time 1700 GMT Dr. Anna, Research Fellow, European Space Agency (ESA) Climate Office To register, visit: https://lnkd.in/gzf39f4Z This interview series will also stream live on: Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/gdnVuzVE Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gfp4EE7n Twitter: @fdl_ai and @fdl_europe #climate #climatescience #heliophysics #ESA #NASA #AI #ML Trillium Technologies

Space weather forecasters at NOAA predict a 25% chance of X-flares for today and tomorrow. Massive sunspot AR3615 may not be done with us yet as it poses a threat for Earth-directed solar flares. Want to learn more about this and other fascinating things about what it means for us to live with a star? Then join FDL Exploration Director Jonathan Knowles in conversation in the FDL Wormhole with Dr. Thomas Berger, Director of the Space Weather Technology Research and Education Center at the University of Colorado Boulder on Thursday, March 28 at 0900 Pacific Time, 1700 GMT. To register for free, visit https://lnkd.in/gSk5Z7yu This will also be streamed live at: Linkedin Live: https://lnkd.in/gx2n-ss9 Youtube Live: https://lnkd.in/gm39KiwF Twitter: @fdl_ai and @fdl_europe #space #ai #spaceweather Trillium Technologies

This week on the Wormhole: “The Sun's Fury: Understanding Space Weather and Its Effect on Humanity.” With Dr. Thomas (Tom) Berger, Director, Space Weather Technology Research and Education Center at the University of Colorado Boulder NASA has designated 2024 as, “Heliophysics Big Year.” And with good reason. Earth has been hit with several significant Coronal Mass Ejections in 2024. One of these solar tsunamis hit yesterday that opened a crack in our planet's magnetosphere and sparked a severe G4-class geomagnetic storm. This is more evidence that we are entering Solar Maximum. In addition, an eclipse will sweep across the North American continent on April 8, providing a totality experience for millions of people. Want to learn more about this and other fascinating things about what it means for us to live with a star? If so, please join us or a captivating Wormhole interview series featuring scientists who are at the forefront of unraveling the mysteries of our very own star, the Sun, and its profound effects on space weather and Earth's climate. This week on Thursday, March 28, at 0900 Pacific Time 1700 GMT “The Sun's Fury: Understanding Space Weather and Its Effect on Humanity”, with Dr. Thomas (Tom) Berger, Director, Space Weather Technology Research and Education Center at the University of Colorado Boulder To register for free, visit https://lnkd.in/gSk5Z7yu NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Frontier Development Lab and European Space Agency - ESA Frontier Development Lab (FDL) Europe have been engaged research at the intersection of heliophysics and AI for 7 years, and we are fortunate to hear from these scientists, all FDL faculty, who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, as well as groundbreaking research, that has significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena and their impacts on the solar system. This will also be streamed live at: Linkedin Live: https://lnkd.in/gx2n-ss9 Youtube Live Link: https://lnkd.in/gm39KiwF Twitter: @fdl_ai and @fdl_europe #heliophysics #sun #science #space #spaceweather #ai #ml Trillium Technologies

It's Heliophysics Big Year, and we're inviting you to celebrate with us! ☀️ NASA has designated 2024 as, "Heliophysics Big Year." In addition to the Great Eclipse that will sweep across the North American continent this spring, it is likely that we will enter Solar Maximum this year. We begin a new FDL Wormhole series today where we will unravel the mysteries of our very own star, the Sun, and its profound effects on space weather, Earth's climate and more. Our first episode in this series is NASA scientist (and Frontier Development Lab faculty) Dr. Madhulika Guhathakurta from the Heliophysics team in the NASA Science Mission Directorate in conversation with FDL Exploration Director Jonathan Knowles. Over the past 8 years, we have been engaged in heliophysics research applying advanced AI/ML in exploring new approaches to difficult challenges at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Frontier Development Lab and European Space Agency - ESA Frontier Development Lab (FDL) Europe. This interview, and the entire series, is certain to be informative and engaging. We begin at 9:00 Pacific Time, 1700 GMT on Thursday, March 21. For more, and to register, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gwWPARhT. #space #spacescience #ai #ml