Cosmic Origins Session

Attending the conference? Join us for our conference session:

Saturday, November 2, 2024
10:30am – 11:45am
Location: 225 AB

Topic	Speakers
The Art of Storytelling in STEM: Intersection of Science Communication, Culture, and Art	Ronald Gamble, BS, MS, PhD Rachel Rivera Laura Lopez, PhD Isaiah Holt, BS Gokul Srinivasaragavan, BS Mark Matsumura, PhD

Cosmic Origins (COR)

• For more information about the Cosmic Origins program, check out our podcast: Small Steps, Giant Leaps: Episode 139: NASA's Cosmic Origins Program
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Get Involved by Joining a Science Interest Group

A Science Interest Group (SIG) consists of members interested in a specific sub-field of Cosmic Origins science (e.g., stars and stellar atmospheres, galaxies, etc.). These groups typically meet regularly to discuss and share scientific results, analysis techniques, and scientific gaps, as well as the role of NASA in advancing that sub-field. SIGs may also identify the data and technology needs that can help advance scientific discovery in the sub-field. Missions, data, and technologies from acros

• Active Galaxies Science Interest Group (AGN SIG)
• Diffuse Gas in Cosmic Ecosystems Science Interest Group (DGCE SIG)
• Galaxies Science Interest Group (Galaxies SIG)
• Infrared Science and Technology Interest Group (IR STIG)
• New Great Observatories (NGO SAG, Cross-PAG)
• Stars Science Interest Group (Stars SIG)
• Ultraviolet-Visible Science and Technology Interest Group (UV STIG)s the entire NASA portfolio are often utilized by SIGs.