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Dr. SARAH JANE PELL PROFESSIONAL OUTREACH Dr. SARAH JANE PELL KEYNOTE TALKS Heroes Co-innovation Festival, Maratea, Basilicata IT, 22 Sep 2016 10th Anniversary AMP Amplify Festival, Sydney AU, 5 Jun 2015 Icarus Interstellar Starship Congress, Dallas TX, 16 Aug 2013 Underwater Life, 20000 Leagues Under the Lakes: From the Vassena’s Submersible to Space: Celebrating 65yrs of technology transfer in the design for Humans. Como, IT 27 Jun 2013 10th Anniversary Smart Geometry Conf. Keynote, sg2013 Sympsm, The Bartlett, London, UK 20 Apr 2013 Future Cities 2.0 Other Worlds, University of Greenwich, Maritime Campus, London, UK 11 Apr 2013 TED TALKS TEDxMelbourne: TEDx New Format talk – filmed during a spacesuit validation flight, CO – 3 Aug 2016 TEDxMelbourne: From Sea to Summit to Space, Melbourne Convention Centre, AU 2015 TED Speaker Series: Flow, State Street Corporation, Sydney, AU, 7 Feb 2014 TEDxRockhampton: Towards an Australian Space Arts Policy, CQU, AU, 7 Jun 2013 TEDxISU: Every space project needs an artist – inaugural TEDxevent hosted by ISU, NASA Kennedy Space Centre & FIT, Gleeson Performing Arts Center, FIT Melbourne FL, 6 Jul 2012 TEDxMelbourne: TED Fellows Presentation, Victorian State Library, Melbourne, AU 2010 TEDxSydney: Aquabat explores extreme environments, Carriageworks Theatre Sydney, AU, 22 May 2010 TED2010: What the world needs now is to return to the Ocean. TED U, Long Beach, US, 22 Feb 2010 INVITED SPEAKER Kosmica Festival: Art & Space, dentro del Cosmovitral de Toluca, Mexico, 12-15 Sep 2016 Art and science in Astronautics, Hosted by Ret. Astronaut Nicole Stott. NASA Astronaut Don Pettit, Dr. Sarah Jane Pell, Dr. Jason Ruimueller, Jancy McPhee, (POSSUM) ERAU, US. 2016 Space and Popular Culture, Hosted by Dr. Alice Gorman, ISU-SH-SSP Public Lecture, International Space University at the University of South Australia, AU. 2016 Open Source technologies for Ocean, Space, and Climate Change. Dr. Jordan McRae, Dr. Sarah Jane Pell, Cesar Jung-Harada: Hong-Kong Maker-Space, HK. 2015 Australian-Himalayan Foundation, Nepal Earthquake Benefit Screening, RMIT Cinema, AU 2015 Sea to Summit, DO Lectures, Australia. Paynes Hut, Glen Valley, AU 2015 MONA, Museum Old & New Art: Stars in Disguise exhibition Official Opening Speaker, TAS 2014 Engineers Australia Convention, EAC’14 Women's Breakfast, Melbourne, AU 2014 Australia Council National Experimental Arts Forum, CarriageWorks Theatre, Sydney, AU 2013 Artlink launch, Experimenta: speak to me! 5th Biennale of Media Arts, RMIT Gallery, AU 2012 AEGIS (Arts, Ecology, Globalization & the Interpretation of Science), RMIT University, AU 2012 ISU Alumni Conference, Florida Institute of Tech, Melbourne, US 2012 VCA Centre for Ideas, Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne, AU 2010 Woman in Research Project Performance Panel with Dr. Sarah Jane Pell, Jill Orr, Kit Wise, Dr. Domenico De Clario, Faculty of Art and Design, Monash University, AU 2008 Articulate Lecture Series: Performance & Environment, CCI, Edith Cowan University, AU 2007 Faculty Seminar Lecture, School of Anatomy & Human Biology, UWA, Crawley, AU 2007 Space Soon: art & human space flight, Hosted by: The Arts Catalyst, The RoundHouse, UK 2006 Email: [email protected] 13 .
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