NASA
Scientist Meets with Aerospace Engineers
NASA Senior
Scientist, Dr. Kathryn Clark met with members of the Aerospace
Enterprise Team. The team is developing the HuskySat, a nano-satellite.
She is a member of the Michigan Tech Board of Control. Left
to right, David Dame, Dr. Clark and Adam Moore with the HuskySat
to their right.
Dr. Clark
is a senior scientist at NASA, working in the field of human
exploration and development of space enterprise. Dr. Clark's
primary scientific interests are neuromuscular development
and adaptation to altered environments.
She has
served as deputy director of the NASA Commercial Space Center,
The Center for Microgravity Automation Technology, which provides
imaging technology for the space station. Dr. Clark received
the Outstanding International Award from Women in Aerospace
and was recently inducted into the National Women's Museum
in Dallas. Dr. Clark is a pilot and is a member of the International
Society of Women Pilots. |