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Devicesfinement Sector.Devices – Mission, Goals, and RoadmapWednesday - March 4, 1045-1200The goal of these breakout sessions is to create and formalize the Roadmap of each of the Sector Consortia.The roadmaps will include each Sector Consortium’s goals and missions, in addition to its scope of workand the vision of both its short- and long-term activities. An overview of each Consortium’s past activities andachievements will precede discussion.Devices – Project <strong>Development</strong> and FrameworkWednesday - March 4This sub-discipline is mandated to address the key challenge of Harsh Environment Sensors, especially forlow volume and high reliability applications in various fields. End-users of the aircraft, spacecraft, and defenseindustries join technology developers from Europe, Canada, USA, Brazil, and other countries to pool their resourcesand create a collaborative environment. The focus is on high-risk, high-cost aerospace Harsh EnvironmentSensors Initiatives.Harsh Environment Sensors1330-1445Photonics1330-1445Fiber-optic communications offer a low power, high-bandwidth solution that is robust against electrical interferenceeffects, and is subject to graceful degradation rather than catastrophic failure that electrical systemsare often prone to during in-space operations. This initiative proposes to design, fabricate, assemble and testan integrated, fiber-optic, inter-subsystem communications system that will be ultimately be demonstrated inspace via a near-term launch opportunity.Bio-Astra1330-1445The Bio-Astra sub-discipline aims to explore the feasibility of developing MNT-based devices and instrumentsfor bio-astronautics applications. While spin-off applications for these technologies are possible for terrestrialapplications, the group adopts a project-based business model, with a 3-year development period to demonstratesystem-level prototypes. A promising MNT-based product selected for development is a sensor-on-chip(SOC) with novel properties for specific bio-astronautic needs.Environmental Monitoring1330-144534Sector Consortia Workshop Sessions
Co-ChairsHE Sensors Photonics Bio-Astra Envi. MonitoringJan Suski, MemsfieldFranceNico de RooijUniversity of NeuchatelIain McKenzieESAGlenn UngerNASASumitra RajagopalanChih-Ming HoUCLAMeyya MeyyappanNASA AmesHarry PartridgeNASA AmesPanellists/Harish ManoharaJPL-NASAAlan ScottComdevJuergen DrescherDLRParticipantsJih-Fen LeiNASA GRCTay Eng HockNUSNewton C. FrateschiState University of CampinasDean V. WibergNASA-JPLLun ChengTNOMartin SeifertNufernRaj GuptaCEO, TeraHzFrancis TayInstitute of Bioengineeringand Nanotechnology (IBN)Chih-Ming HoUCLACaterina CiminelliPolitecnico di BariConnie Chang-HasnainUniversity of CaliforniaCun-Zheng NingArizona State UniversityPaul RudyModulightCarles FerrerCNm SpainPresentersBertrand RueUCL, BelgiumStan WilliamsHP, USASumitra RajagopalanJing-LiNASA AmesWiliam TangUniversity of CaliforniaDevices – Roadmap Refinement: Tasks, Responsibilities, and TimeframeFriday - March 6These breakout sessions aim to refine the Roadmaps previously laid out. Participants in each Sector Consortiumwill specify tasks and assign responsibilities with timelines to execute the RoadmapHarsh Environment Sensors - 0900-1045Photonics - 0900-1045Bio-Astra - 0900-1045Environmental Monitoring - 0900-104535Sector Consortia Workshop Sessions
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