NASA Houston Mars Exploration Future Astronaut Research Field Jury Selection / Professor David William Kim (College of Liberal Arts)
- 25.03.31 / 이정민
David William Kim, a professor at Kookmin University's College of Liberal Arts, has been appointed as a judge for the Future Astronaut field at the 2025 NASA HRP IWS, an international academic conference of research directors leading NASA space projects held at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, which is an unusual invitation for a non-American.
Professor David William Kim has reviewed new research projects and engaged in professional exchanges with related scholars, astronauts, scientists, engineers, and space industry companies, and has shared plans to establish Korea's first “Korea Institute for Astronauts and Spaceflight (KIFAS)” at Kookmin University, which does not yet exist, and formed a cooperative relationship with the Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) and KAIST.
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David William Kim, a professor at Kookmin University's College of Liberal Arts, has been appointed as a judge for the Future Astronaut field at the 2025 NASA HRP IWS, an international academic conference of research directors leading NASA space projects held at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, which is an unusual invitation for a non-American.
Professor David William Kim has reviewed new research projects and engaged in professional exchanges with related scholars, astronauts, scientists, engineers, and space industry companies, and has shared plans to establish Korea's first “Korea Institute for Astronauts and Spaceflight (KIFAS)” at Kookmin University, which does not yet exist, and formed a cooperative relationship with the Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) and KAIST.
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