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Discover NASA with CTSGC: Ann Hornschemeier Cardiff
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What if your next class, internship, or research opportunity started with a conversation at NASA? Join CTSGC for the next installment of Discover NASA with CTSGC, where you’ll hear directly from NASA professionals about their careers, research, and experiences working at the forefront of space exploration. |
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Upcoming Speaker: Friday, October 23rd 12:30 pm to 12:30 pm |
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Dr. Ann Hornschemeier Cardiff |
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What You’ll Learn How NASA scientists study black holes, neutron stars, and the high-energy universe through X-ray astronomy How the upcoming LISA mission, scheduled for launch in 2035, will detect gravitational waves and open an entirely new window into the cosmos What it’s like to contribute to international space missions and cutting-edge astrophysics research How a student from rural southern Ohio navigated college, graduate school, internships, and professional opportunities to build a successful 22-year career at NASA Goddard Thoughts for students interested in research, graduate school, and careers in aerospace, science, and engineering Perfect For Students Interested In:
There will also be a live Q&A, so bring your questions about research, careers, internships, graduate school, and working at NASA. 📅 October 23, 2026 🎟️ Free to participate 🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/Nov1bSnkMBgZnByM7 Whether you’re interested in research, space science, engineering, or simply figuring out your next career step, Dr. Hornschemeier Cardiff’s story demonstrates how curiosity, persistence, and a passion for discovery can lead to incredible opportunities. |
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We look forward to seeing you online as we Discover NASA. Best regards, NASA CT Space Grant Consortium 860-768-4890 |
