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Christophe Bonnal, Space debris expert at the CNES launchers department
Johan Bregeon, Research Fellow in Observational Cosmology at Grenoble Laboratory of Subatomic Physics and Cosmology
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
Gerald Sanders, In-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) system capability manager at NASA
Florian Vidal, researcher at the French Institute of International Relations
Ahmad Al Bitar, CNRS Research Engineer at Centre d'Études Spatiales de la Biosphère, Veronika Antonenko, Research Engineer at Centre d'Études Spatiales de la Biosphère
Marielle Saunois, Lecturer and Researcher at Université Versailles Saint Quentin and Member of Climate and Environmental Sciences Laboratory
Satellite data now makes it possible to measure methane leaks independently, without relying on industry estimates.
Industry
Space
Jean-Pierre Diris , Interministerial Coordinator for France on IRIS² and GOVSATCOM
Europe will be deploying the IRIS2 constellation of telecoms satellites in 2030 to avoid relying on non-European players for its strategic or governmental needs.
Lina Hadid, Astrophysicist and Researcher at Plasma Physics Laboratory at Ecole Polytechnique (IP Paris)
Philippe Lognonné, Professor at Université Paris Cité and at Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
Scientists are reporting on the first seismic signals measured on the planet Mars following NASA's InSight mission, launched in 2018.
Space
Julien de Wit, Associate Professor of Planetary Sciences at MIT , Amaury Triaud , Professor of Exoplanetology at University of Birmingham
A new approach is being considered to detect exoplanets with the surface conditions needed to harbor life.
