Many of the speakers originally scheduled had to cancel. We hope to reschedule many of them when the pandemic is over. In the mean time, we have been able to schedule some talks on line.
| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| January 27 | NuScale Small Modular Reactor and Micro Reactor Design Overview and Licensing Status | Steven Mirsky |
| February 3 | Technology and Climate Change in the Seventeenth Century | Dagomar Degroot Georgetown University |
| February 10 | Computational Design with Topology Optimization | James Guest Johns Hopkins University |
| February 17 | No Colloquium; Holiday | |
| February 24 | What Silicon Valley's space entrepreneurs owe NASA, and how NASA can get it back | Tim Fernholz |
| March 2 | Our Dietary Past: the technological link between nature, man and food | Bill Schindler Eastern Shore Food Lab |
| March 9 | One Giant Leap: the Impossible Mission that Flew Us to the Moon | Charles Fishman Author |
| March 16 and later |
Talks for the rest of spring were postposed because of corona virus shut down.
We hope to reschedule these speakers, either on line or in person. |
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| May 25 | No Colloquium, Holiday | |
| July 20
On line only. |
Is There Life on Mars? (On line only.) |
Dr. Pat Straat National Institutes of Health, retired |
| August 17
On line only |
Fluidic Shaping of Optical Components for Earth and Space Applications | Moran Bercovici Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Edward Balaban NASA Ames |
| November 17 | The NASA Airplane Program at the GSFC-Wallops Flight Facility | Mike Cropper NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center-Wallops Flight Facility |
| December 7 | Plastic Oceans | Nancy Wallace National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
| December 14 | The Future of the Hubble Space Telescope, Beyond 30 Years | Jennifer Wiseman NASA-GSFC Morgan van Arsdall Lockheed Martin |
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