SICSA News
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Public seminar: Detecting Asteroids on a Collision Course with Earth October 20, 2015Former Houston NASA astronauts Rusty Schweickart (MIT Alum) and Ed Lu, who are founders of the B612 organization dedicated to detecting asteroids,... |
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Attention Students Applying for SICSA July 6, 2015 Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture has been moved to the Cullen College of Engineering. All applications must be submitted... |
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Spaceport in Houston - Update March 12, 2014A new article about developments in The Architect's Newspaper from March 12, 2014. "Boldly Go: the commercial space flight industry is... |
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Commercial spaceflight discussion and future spaceport in Houston October 25, 2013Two generations of SICSA's students Sam Ximenes and Nejc Trost are working together on a spaceport project in Houston. The proposal was unveiled... |
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University of Houston's College of Engineering on Space Architecture program September 3, 2013You can read the article and an interview with Prof. Larry Bell about Space Architecture program here: Shooting for the stars. |
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Larry Bell and Bonnie Dunbar discuss re-engineering space program in forbes.com column August 20, 2013University of Houston's College of Engineering featuring on its website: Read Larry Bell's full op-ed column, "A Discussion with... |
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63rd International Astronautical Congress - Naples 2012 October 1, 2012Naples, Italy - This year two SICSA students and a faculty Olga Bannova presented technical papers at the IAC 63 in Naples. Last year graduate MS-... |
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NEEMO 15 October 10, 2011University of Houston SICSA graduate student, Abraham Chavez got first hand experience on how crew performance and productivity may be affected in a... |
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62 International Astronautical Congress - Cape Town 2011 October 3, 2011Cape Town, South Africa— Every year, the International Astronautical Federation, together with the International Academy of Astronautics and... |
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UH Space Architecture Graduate Student Selected to Participate in Russian Space Technology Internship Program July 6, 2004Moscow, Russia— Sixty students representing 13 countries worldwide were competitively selected to participate in the Space Development Theory... |
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