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11th Australian Space Forum
Wednesday 31 March 2021
Adelaide, South Australia
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11th Australian Space Forum
Wednesday 31 March 2021
Adelaide, South Australia
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Contents Welcome from the Chair of The Andy Thomas Space Foundation
The Andy Thomas Space Foundation is delighted to
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welcome you to the 11th Australian Space Forum.
11th Australian Space Forum The Foundation will be working with partners
Wednesday 31 March 2021 1 Welcome and sponsors, including the Australian Space
Adelaide, South Australia — Chair of The Andy Thomas Agency, on an ambitious agenda of projects
Space Foundation to advance space education and outreach.
Adelaide Convention Centre, — Premier of South Australia We are reaching out to friends and supporters
North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia — Head of the Australian who have a shared belief in the power of
Forum sessions: Hall C Space Agency education, the pursuit of excellence and a
Exhibition: Hall H commitment to diversity and inclusion. We
6 Message from the CEO look forward to conversations during the
The Foundation was established in 2020 for
8 Forum Schedule the purpose of advancing space education, Forum – as well as ongoing interaction - about
raising space awareness and contributing our shared interests and topics of importance
11 Speaker Profiles to the national space community. We to the national space community.
are delighted that the South Australian
28 Company Profiles We hope you enjoy the 11th Australian
Government has entrusted us with the future
Space Forum.
75 Foundation Corporate Sponsors conduct of the Australian Space Forum –
and Professional Partners Australia’s most significant space industry Michael Davis AO
meeting – and we intend to ensure that the Chair, Andy Thomas Space Foundation
76 Venue Map Forum continues to be the leading national
77 Exhibition Floorplan platform for the highest quality information
and discussion about space industry topics.
80 Event Sponsors
This event is an important part of our
mission of helping to promote and develop
space education nationally, of raising the
public's space awareness by demonstrating
connections between space science and
technologies used in everyday life and of
contributing to the international space
community through events and educational
initiatives. Our success will be measured
in part by the educational and career
opportunities that the Foundation creates
for young Australians, which will in turn
contribute to the growth and sustainability
of this critically important high-tech sector
in Australia.
Join the conversation: #AUSpaceForum
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Welcome from the Premier of South Australia
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you
to the 11th Australian Space Forum.
We welcomed new neighbours to our
innovation precinct at Lot Fourteen, with
The brightest
Canadian company Lux Aerobot settling
into their new premises to be closer to the
Australian Space Agency and the hub of
space activity in the state.
stars are in
We welcomed the new head of the Australian
Space Agency, Mr Enrico Palermo and in
After the many challenges faced by the world
doing so farewelled the inaugural head of the
in the past twelve months, it gives me great
Australian Space Agency, Dr Megan Clarke AC,
joy to be able to welcome people back to
whom we thank greatly for her contribution
South Australia.
South Australia to attend this cornerstone
to the growth of our nation’s space footprint.
event on the national space calendar.
Mr Palermo not only brings with him a strong
So much has happened in the short time industrial and entrepreneurial focus, but a
since the 10th Australian Space Forum in dedication to triple the size of Australia’s
November 2020. space sector to $12 billion and over 20,000
jobs by 2030.
In early December, we saw the triumphant
Home to the new Australian Space Discovery Centre and world-class return of the Hayabusa II to Earth, with the This forum provides us with the perfect
capsule landing in the heart of the South opportunity to reflect on how our nation has
Mission Control Centre, as well as more than 80 space-related companies,
Australian outback at the Woomera Range well and truly rocketed into the global space
South Australia is seizing every opportunity to grow its space sector and Complex. This momentous event further sector, and how South Australia has been vital
strengthened our relationship with the in providing the thrust for our national growth.
inspire the next generation to reach for the stars and beyond. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and
The 11th Australian Space Forum presents
highlighted the importance of collaborating
a fantastic platform for networking and ideas
Explore the opportunities now at sasic.sa.gov.au with the international space sector.
generation within this thriving industry.
The new year started strong for South I look forward to seeing how our Australian
Australia with the announcement that we space industry will continue to travel on this
will build and launch Australia’s first state upward trajectory and build on the current
government owned satellite, SASAT1 in momentum within the South Australian
partnership with Adelaide-based start- space ecosystem.
ups Inovor Technologies and Myriota, and
Hon Steven Marshall MP
overseen by the SmartSat Cooperative
Premier of South Australia
Research Centre (CRC).
The 6-unit nanosatellite, which will be
launched into low Earth orbit, is just one part
of the South Australian Government’s bold
plan to deliver space-derived services to
the state, delivering relative real-time data
that will help us make better decisions for all
South Australians.
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Welcome from the Head of the Australian Space Agency
I am excited to welcome you to the 11th Australian Space Forum,
my first as the Head of the Australian Space Agency. 2021 is already
shaping up to be a year of achievements and milestones for the
national space ecosystem.
The research sector continues to facilitate
Moon to Mars initiative
teaching, training and industry collaboration
while increasing the commercialisation of
the sector’s innovative ideas. For example,
Accelerating the growth of Australia’s space industry Curtin’s Space Science Technology Centre
is one step closer to its Binar Space Program
and the scheduled launch of five Binar
CubeSats to space in 2021-2022. And as it
The Moon to Mars initiative gives Australian businesses In January, Premier of South Australia, the has done for many decades, the Canberra
Deep Space Communication Complex is
and researchers the opportunity to showcase their Hon Steven Marshall MP announced the
SASAT1 Space Services Mission in partnership playing an important role in NASA’s missions
knowledge and capabilities in projects that can support with Inovor Technologies and Myriota, and through its world-class tracking facilities.
NASA’s Moon to Mars endeavours. the SmartSat CRC - a testament to the power
On the immediate horizon is the grand
of collaboration across industry, government
opening of the Australian Space Discovery
and the research sector.
Centre, which will inspire, educate and engage
Grants under the Supply Chain Program are currently available In February, Federal Minister for Industry, the next generation of the space workforce
Science & Technology the Hon Karen Andrews and the Australian community. As we look to
MP launched the Space Manufacturing the future, the Australian Space Agency will
Roadmap as part of the Government’s $1.5 also progress technical roadmaps for each of
Supply Chain Program billion Modern Manufacturing Strategy. the priority areas in the Australian Civil Space
Draws on Australia’s competitive The Roadmap sends a strong signal to the Strategy, providing a vision and ambition to
industry around the Government’s vision for support the growth of a globally-respected
strengths and helps a variety of and thriving industry. We will also see the first
manufacturing investment in the sector in
businesses deliver products and the years to come. grants awarded under our ambitious Moon to
services into global space supply Mars initiative.
Opening doors internationally unlocks
chains. new opportunities for the national sector. In my initial months as Head of the Space
Signing an amended MoU between Australia Agency, I have met with many industry,
and India with the Indian Space Research research and government organisations and
Organisation and signing the UK Space am constantly impressed by the passion, high
Bridge with the UK Space Agency in February talent and grit exhibited and by the innovative
will strengthen collaboration between our technology being developed, manufactured
nations and contribute to our shared mission and commercialised here in Australia. I look
Apply for a grant now
of building capability and creating jobs in the forward to working with you all into the future
space industry. and thank the national space community for
your support of this annual event as we work
Local industry continues to grow and together to triple the size of the civil space
showcase to the world Australia’s unique sector to $12 billion and add up to another
For more information and to apply visit capabilities and strengths. In March, Myriota, 20,000 jobs by 2030.
space.gov.au Fleet and UNSW Canberra are taking part in
Rocket Lab’s ‘They Go Up so Fast’ mission Enrico Palermo
which demonstrates how quickly Australia’s Head, Australian Space Agency
space industry is evolving and delivering vital
services from orbit.
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Message from the CEO of The Andy Thomas Space Foundation
The Australian Space Forum is a biannual industry event that
continues to grow, attracting interest and support, both nationally
and internationally.
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2016 with 80 participants, the Forum is now Space Agency, the SmartSat CRC and AMDA
the largest Australian space industry event, Foundation for their incalculable support.
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Finally, thanks to all of you - entrepreneurs, MAR Adelaide Convention Centre
700+ participants (both in-person and virtual)
researchers, students, teachers, academics
and over 60 exhibiting organisations. This
and professional experts – our loyal followers
event has undoubtedly played a crucial role Past Events
who support the Forum in many different ways.
in the development of the Australian space
ecosystem. The impassioned discussions It is with your strong support and the success
that have been initiated since those humble of the Forum, that The Andy Thomas Space
beginnings have fed into major industry Foundation will announce an exciting new
achievements, including the establishment space education initiative, and I look forward
of an Australian Space Agency, the SmartSat to sharing this with you.
CRC, The Andy Thomas Space Foundation
and many other initiatives. Nicola Sasanelli AM
CEO, The Andy Thomas Space Foundation
I would like to thank the South Australian
Government, in particular the Hon Steven
Marshall MP, Premier of South Australia,
and my colleagues at the South Australian
Space industry Centre, for supporting and
growing this initiative over the past five years
and for entrusting The Andy Thomas Space
Foundation to conduct the Forum over the
next few years.
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Forum Schedule Time Session Room
Facilitated by Adjunct Professor Nicola Sasanelli AM,
13.30 Research & Development Panel: Quantum engineering and Hall C
CEO of The Andy Thomas Space Foundation. communication technology for space based applications
Keynote by Professor Andrea Morello, Scientia Professor of
Engineering at the School of Electrical Engineering and
Telecommunications, UNSW
Facilitated by Dr Cathy Foley AO, Australia’s Chief Scientist
Panelists
— Dr Vikram Sharma, Founder and CEO, QuintessenceLabs
— Prof Steven Rolston, Chair, Department of Physics, University
Time Session Room of Maryland (USA)
— Dr Paolo Bianco, Global R&T Cooperation Manager, Airbus Defence
and Space (UK)
8.00 Registration open Hall H — Dr Mark Clampin, Director, Sciences and Exploration Directorate,
Tea and coffee on arrival NASA (USA)
Opening session — Katherine Bennell, Roadmaps, Robotics and Automation on Earth
8.30 Hall C
— Welcome from the Premier of South Australia, The Hon Steven and in Space, Australian Space Agency
Marshall MP 14.50 Afternoon tea – sponsored by One Giant Leap Foundation Hall H
— Welcome from the Prime Minister of Australia, The Hon Scott
Morrison MP 15.30 Research & Development Panel: The importance of advanced Hall C
— Special message with greetings from space manufacturing in the knowledge economy
Keynote by Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, NSW’s Chief Scientist
Facilitated by Professor Andy Koronios, CEO, SmartSat CRC
9.00 The national space landscape Hall C
— Enrico Palermo, Head, Australian Space Agency Panelists
— Michael Davis AO, Chair, The Andy Thomas Space Foundation — Nick Purtell, General Manager, Modern Manufacturing Strategy,
— Dr James Johnson, CEO, Geoscience Australia Department of Industry, Science, Energy & Resources
— Dr Lena Okajima, Founder and CEO, ALE Co., Ltd. (Japan)
9.45 Morning tea – sponsored by One Giant Leap Foundation Hall H — Aude Vignelles, Chief Technology Officer, Australian
Space Agency
10.30 Education & Outreach Panel: Building a national space science Hall C
— Mark Crowley, COO and President of US Operations,
education & awareness ecosystem
QuintessenceLabs (USA)
Keynote by Dr Amanda Caples, Victoria’s Lead Scientist
— Dr Jason Armstrong, Senior Manager, Boeing Brisbane
Facilitated by Anntonette Dailey, Executive Director Operations
Technology Centre
and Communications, Australian Space Agency
16.50 Conclusion Hall C
Panelists
— Anthony Murfett, Deputy Head, Australian Space Agency
— Dr Graham Durant AM, Director, Questacon – The National Science
— Adjunct Professor, Nicola Sasanelli AM, CEO, The Andy
and Technology Centre
Thomas Space Foundation
— Dr Scott Sleap, STEM Project Advisor (SISP), NSW Department
for Education
17.00 Networking hour — sponsored by TCL Hofmann Hall H
— Susan Burchill, Acting Director Education and Outreach, CSIRO
— Kalien Selby, CEO, Scitech
— Adjunct Professor Nicola Sasanelli AM, CEO, The Andy Thomas
Space Foundation
12.00 Lunch – sponsored by One Giant Leap Foundation Hall H
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Dr Jason Armstrong Katherine Bennell Dr Paolo Bianco Susan Burchill
Senior Manager, Boeing Brisbane Roadmaps, Robotics and Automation Global R&T Cooperation Manager, Acting Director, Education and
Technology Centre on Earth and in Space, Australian Airbus Defence and Space (UK) Outreach, CSIRO
Space Agency
Jason received his doctorate in the US from Katherine is an experienced space systems Paolo Bianco graduated in Mechanical Susan Burchill is the Acting Director of
a NASA Centre of Research & Training in engineer, business developer and project Engineering at Cranfield University (UK) and CSIRO Education and Outreach. She leads
collaboration with Kansas State University. manager. She leads a team to develop the in Aeronautical Engineering in Turin (Italy). a team of 80 people from around Australia
This early 1990s work, and follow-on work, Australian Space Agency’s roadmaps, which to deliver high quality Science, Technology,
Before graduation he co-founded a European
involved automation & experimental design of will guide the advancement of the country’s Engineering and Maths (STEM) education and
Economic Interest Group to run projects as an
biomedical payloads on three space shuttle space capability over the next decade. engagement programs for teachers, students
EC thematic network.
missions and included himself personally She is also responsible for the ‘Robotics and and the community.
flying on numerous NASA KC-135 zero gravity Automation on Earth and in Space’ Strategic Paolo started his career in space at CGS As an experienced science communication
aircraft missions for equipment prototyping Priority Area, and leads the work to scope the (OHB), Milan, Italy, then he joined Astrium, and education leader, Susan has developed
and experimental design. Today, in addition M2M Trailblazer Program mission concept. now Airbus, in Portsmouth, UK. and delivered multiple national education
to his management roles, Jason continues to
Katherine has spent most of her career As a space system engineer, Paolo has programs for CSIRO since 2007. Susan holds
act as a PI with an international space station
abroad developing spacecraft, mission designed systems for Earth orbit and for a Bachelor of Science, Graduate Diploma
payload placed in orbit in December 2020.
architectures and technologies. She interplanetary missions that are flying in of Science Communication and a Graduate
In the mid-1990s Jason Armstrong worked contributed to Aeolus as an analyst, Lisa space or about to be launched. Diploma in Education and is a previous
in R&D in California at the world’s largest Pathfinder as a thermal architect, advanced recipient of a CSIRO Chief Executive
biotechnology company, AMGEN, specializing ISRU technologies and an associated novel In parallel, as technologist, Paolo has Study Award.
in automated bioassay & screening MarsHopper vehicle design, and developed developed a wide range of diverse
development. From the late 1990s to 2011 he an InSAR mission concept to measure ocean technologies for space and aerospace
worked in venture capital, had CEO and board surface currents. Katherine has also led applications. This eventually became his
roles in R&D start-ups, and in 2005 as CEO teams to design new Orion mission concepts, current job as Global R&T Cooperation
he took an automation & polymer science and human spaceflight technologies, Manager for Airbus Defence and Space,
company through an IPO on the ASX. and was the Airbus bid manager, deputy for UK and Asia-Pacific.
project manager and system engineer for
Currently, Jason is the Senior Manager of In 2015 he got involved in Quantum
the ESA e.deorbit mission concept. Most
the Boeing Brisbane Technology Centre, Technologies (QTs), investigating and
recently, Katherine helped to develop the ISS
which is part of the larger Boeing Research & assessing on how to use them in Airbus
Bartolomeo facility, first as a system engineer
Technology organisation. The role oversees operation and products. He provided his
and then as the Business Capture and
the R&D technology portfolio, strategy & views on QTs application to the European
Service Operations Manager.
operations, including business development Parliament, the House of Parliament and
and funding. The Brisbane technology Katherine holds a BEng Aeronautical (Space) to the European Commission, for the
& research portfolio extends across (Hons) and BSc (Adv) Physics from Sydney deployment of the QT Flagship. Currently he is
several space research fields, including University, an MSc Space Technology from acting as industry advisory board member to
antimicrobials and astronaut health, human Lulea Technical University and an MSc a number of European and national initiatives
factors, disease transmission, novel Astronautics and Space Engineering from and he is leading the strategy subgroup
materials/manufacturing tech, simulation Cranfield University. for quantum computing of the European
software & robotics. Quantum Industry Consortium.
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Dr Amanda Caples Dr Mark Clampin
Victoria’s Lead Scientist Director, Sciences and Exploration
Directorate NASA (USA)
Dr Amanda Caples BSc Hons PhD GAICD Dr Clampin is currently the Director of
is Victoria’s Lead Scientist, a ‘catalyst’ the Sciences and Exploration Directorate
responsible for working across the Victorian at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center,
Government to identify opportunities for leading four science divisions: Astrophysics,
economic outcomes by building relationships Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System
between business, the research sector and Exploration, and a high performance
government. Amanda brings to the role broad computing center for climate simulation.
experience in technology commercialisation, The Sciences and Exploration Directorate’s
public policy development and governance of responsibilities include science and
public and private entities. technology research, science mission
oversight, science mission operations; data
Amanda joined the Victorian public archiving and assimilation, science outreach
service in 2002 as the inaugural Director and large field deployments.
of Biotechnology and subsequently was
appointed as the Executive Director Science He previously served at Goddard Space Flight
and Technology and Deputy Secretary Center (GSFC) as the James Webb Space
Sector Development and Programs to Telescope (JWST) Observatory Project
Space drive the state’s science agenda. In these
roles, Amanda has led the development of
Scientist, and as Director of the Astrophysics
Science Division. Prior to joining GSFC,
Uncharted territory or the final frontier?
industry sector strategy plans, delivered Dr Clampin was the Advanced Camera for
research-led health initiatives, regulatory and Surveys (ACS) Group Lead at the Space
legislative scientific reforms and established Telescope Science Institute (STScI), where
Deloitte is committed to proactively supporting purposeful growth of the international business development and he worked on three Hubble Space Telescope
Australian space ecosystem. Our vision is to see the Australian space ecosystem research alliances. (HST) Servicing Missions.
recognised globally as a leader in delivering value to the world’s key industry Dr Clampin is a Co-Investigator with the
sectors and society through new disruptive space-enabled capabilities, business Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS),
models and by the way we collaborate. and the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS)
science team, where he served as the
Detector Scientist. His research interests
That’s why we’ve established the Gravity Challenge, an Australian conceived and
focus on studying the formation and evolution
led space innovation program, now operating globally, focused on accelerating of planetary systems. Dr Clampin has designed
new commercial opportunities for the Australian space sector. space flight, and ground-based astronomical
instruments including adaptive optics systems,
That’s why we’re actively involved supporting Saber Astronautics in the design coronagraphs and sensor systems.
and implementation of Australia’s Mission Control Centre to help democratise
access to space.
To explore how we can make an impact that matters with your organisation,
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© 2020 Deloitte AustraliaMark Crowely Anntonette Dailey Michael Davis AO Dr Graham Durant AM
President of US Operations and COO Executive Director, Operations and Chair, The Andy Thomas Space Foundation Director, Questacon – The National Science
QuintessenceLabs (USA) Communication, Australian Space Agency and Technology Centre
Mark Crowley is both the COO of Anntonette is an Executive Director at the Michael Davis AO is Chair of The Andy Graham Durant is the Director of Questacon,
QuintessenceLabs, and President of its US Australian Space Agency and commenced Thomas Space Foundation, an Australian Australia’s National Science and Technology
subsidiary, leading global operations and in the Agency soon after it was established philanthropic charity incorporated in Centre and an Honorary Professor at the
business development for nearly 5 years. Prior in July 2018. Anny is responsible for the July 2020. He is also a Director of the Centre for the Public Awareness of Science at
to QuintessenceLabs, he was CEO of the solar operations of the Agency and ensuring it SmartSat CRC and a former Chair of the the Australian National University.
technology start-up, SolFocus, for 5 years, meets its government requirements as well Space Industry Association of Australia. He
He trained as a geologist and has more than
leading SolFocus from the R&D phase to as establishing its governance arrangement. holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University
40 years’ experience working in the science
commercialisation with revenues exceeding In addition to managing the parliamentary of Adelaide, Australia and Master of Science
museum and science centre sector. Graham is
$50M, and projects deployed in 13 countries. interaction, finances, human resources and (Space Studies) from the International Space
one of the principal advocates for the global
event management, Anny is also responsible University in Strasbourg, France.
Mark also has 25 years’ experience in the cooperative work of the sector examining
for all communications for the Agency and
US defence industry, holding numerous He practiced law for 41 years, including 22 ways that science educational activities can
has a personal goal to meet the key values of
Vice President roles in Engineering, Product years as a partner of Ward & Partners, a major contribute to the fostering of understanding
the Agency – namely to inspire Australians
Management and Air Force Programs with South Australian legal firm. In 2002 he co- across geographical, economic, religious and
and ‘do cool stuff’.
Lockheed Martin and General Electric. founded Adelta Legal, a specialist commercial political boundaries. He is a board member
He managed large teams (up to 4000 In 2019, Anntonette was identified in the law firm, retiring from legal practice in 2014. of the Australian Science Media Centre,
employees) with technical responsibilities Financial Review as one of Australia’s 100 a member of the Council for Australasian
and functions including communications Most Influential Women. As a chartered His volunteer service in the space sector Museum Directors and is currently Vice
includes five years as Chair of the Space
and remote sensing systems. He also professional engineer, Anny graduated with President of ASPAC, the Asia-Pacific network
Industry Association of Australia and 20
had responsibilities for supply chain and honours at the University of Technology of science centres.
years’ membership of the Board of that
manufacturing management of aerospace Sydney and took on a career in sustainability.
organisation. He proposed Adelaide as Questacon has been working with the
systems. Mark has also worked as Executive Working across multiple government
the host of the International Astronautical Australian Space Agency to create the
in Residence at the VC firm New Enterprise agencies as well as not for profit and
Congress which was held in 2017, and chaired new Australian Space Discovery Centre
Associates, providing advice to CEOs. consultancy – Anny brings more than
the Congress Local Organising Committee and has used this work to create a traveling
12 years senior executive capability to
Mark holds Engineering degrees from the for that event. He was a leading advocate ‘Australia in Space’ exhibition. Questacon
the Agency.
University of Illinois and Drexel University, for the establishment of the Australian regularly hosts presentations from
and the Stanford GSB Sloan Program. Space Agency, an Australian Government NASA scientists and has an ongoing
decision announced at the Congress. He relationship with JAXA in respect of the
also played a key role in organising a number Hayabusa mission.
of International Space University programs
and courses in Australia including the
establishment of the Southern Hemisphere
Space Studies Program which is held annually
in Adelaide.
16 11th Australian Space Forum 17Prof Hugh Durrant-Whyte Dr Cathy Foley AO
New South Wales’ Chief Scientist Australia’s Chief Scientist
Secured credit in
the space economy Hugh Durrant-Whyte is the NSW Chief
Scientist & Engineer and Natural Resources
Commissioner. From 2016-2018, Hugh was
Dr Foley commenced as Australia's ninth
Chief Scientist in January 2021. Prior to this
appointment, Dr Foley held a lengthy career
Chief Scientific Advisor to the UK Ministry of at Australia’s national science agency, the
Defence. From 2014-2016 and 2002-2010, he CSIRO; where she was appointed as the
was a Professor and ARC Federation Fellow agency’s Chief Scientist in August 2018, the
at the University of Sydney. 2010-2014, he second woman to hold the role.
was CEO of National ICT Australia (NICTA),
The space industry, like all other and from 1995-2010 Director of the ARC Dr Foley’s career in physics began with
her PhD at Macquarie University on the
industries on earth, will be at its best Centre of Excellence for Autonomous
Systems and of the Australian Centre for semiconductor indium nitride. She and her
with good access to credit like loans, Field Robotics (ACFR). colleagues were one of the first groups to
carry out pioneering research that examined
leases and 30-day accounts. Hugh is a world-leading authority on machine
learning and robotics, and applications in
the properties of indium nitride in light-
sensitive devices.
areas including cargo handling, mining and
While working at CSIRO, Dr Foley made
defence. He has published over 300 research
Learn more about how the Personal papers, graduated over 70 PhD students, has significant contributions to the development
of a patented high temperature superconducting
won numerous awards and prizes for his work,
Property Securities Register can help including being named 2010 NSW Scientist of Josephson junction, a nanosized structure
that is the critical component of the most
you improve your access to finance the Year and 2008 Engineers Australia NSW
Engineer of the Year. sensitive detector of magnetic fields. Dr Foley
and her team’s most successful application
or reduce risk if your business means In his career he has worked with many is the LANDTEM™ sensor system used to
you’re a creditor. major companies and has co-founded
three successful start-up companies.
locate valuable deposits of minerals deep
underground, such as nickel sulphide, silver
He is particularly well known for his work and gold. This has led to mineral discoveries
with Patrick Terminals in delivering the worth more than $6 billion.
automated container terminals in Brisbane
Dr Foley’s scientific excellence and influential
For more information visit: and Port Botany, for his work with Rio Tinto
in pioneering and delivering the automated leadership have been recognised with
numerous awards and fellowships, including
ppsr.gov.au/space “Mine of the Future”. He is an honorary Fellow
of Engineers Australia (HonFIEAus), a Fellow
of the IEEE (FIEEE), Fellow of the Royal
being elected to the Australian Academy
of Science in 2020, along with an Order of
Australia for service to research science and
Academy of Engineering (FREng), Fellow of
to the advancement of women in physics.
the Australian Academy of Science (FAA), and
a Fellow of the Royal Society of London (FRS). She was elected as a Fellow of the Australian
Academy of Technological Science and
Engineering in 2008 and was elected as an
honorary Fellow of the Australian Institute of
Physics in 2019.
18 11th Australian Space Forum 19Dr James Johnson Prof Andy Koronios Prof Andrea Morello Anthony Murfett
CEO, Geoscience Australia CEO, SmartSat Cooperative Research Scientia Professor of Quantum Engineering Deputy Head, Australian Space Agency
Centre (CRC) at the School of Electrical Engineering and
Telecommunications, UNSW
Dr Johnson has been the Chief Executive Professor Andy Koronios is the CEO of the Prof Morello’s background is in condensed- Anthony Murfett is Deputy Head of the
Officer of Geoscience Australia since April SmartSat CRC, a consortium of industry and matter physics and electrical engineering, Australian Space Agency, where he has
2017. He is a geologist with over 30 years’ research organisations developing game with a long-standing interest in the quantum oversight of strategy, policy and day-to-day
experience, including private sector mining changing satellite technologies to catapult dynamics of spins in nanostructures. Andrea operations and supports the Agency
and mineral exploration. He has led teams Australia into the global space economy. started his research career at the Grenoble Head in monitoring the performance of
of geoscientists for over 20 years with a High Magnetic Field Laboratory in 1998, then the Agency. Anthony has worked as Minister
Previously, Andy held the positions of Dean:
range of diverse achievements, ranging from obtained a PhD from the Kamerlingh Onnes Counsellor, Industry, Science and Education
Industry & Enterprise and Head of the School
discovery of gold reserves in industry, to Laboratory in Leiden in 2004. After two years at the Australian Embassy in Washington
of Information Technology & Mathematical
national scale pre-competitive geoscience at the University of British Columbia, Andrea DC and as General Manager of the Growth
Sciences, at UniSA. Andy is a professor of
programs that have attracted exploration joined UNSW Sydney in 2006. Centres Branch within the Department of
information systems and holds academic
investment to Australia. Industry, Innovation and Science in Canberra.
qualifications in Electrical Engineering, Andrea’s group was the first in the world to Anthony ensures the Agency delivers on its
Dr Johnson has a Bachelor of Science Computing and Education as well as a PhD achieve single-shot readout of an electron purpose to transform and grow a globally
majoring in Geology from the University from the University of Queensland. spin in silicon, and the coherent control respected Australian space industry that
of Sydney and a PhD from the Australian of both the electron and the nuclear spin
He has extensive experience in both contributes to productivity and employment
National University. He first joined of a single donor, all published in Nature.
commercial and academic environments across the Australian economy.
Geoscience Australia in 2006. Since then he His single-atom qubits hold the records
has been a Division Head with carriage of the and his research areas include data quality,
of coherence time and violation of Bell’s Dedicated to purpose, Anthony brings an
information management & governance,
Government’s energy and mineral resource inequality in the solid state. Andrea also entrepreneurial spirit to the Agency, valuing
data analytics and the strategic exploitation
programs. He has also been a board member develops ideas and theories to demonstrate partnerships while drawing strength from
of information.
National Computational Infrastructure multi-qubit logic gates and scalable quantum diversity and pushing the boundaries of
(NCI) at the Australian National University Andy has led the establishment of several computer architectures, and to shed light on our knowledge.
since 2017, and a member of the Australian research concentrations, labs & research foundational aspects of quantum mechanics.
Antarctic Science Council since 2018. As a road bike enthusiast, Anthony is not
centres. He served as the Research
Andrea is a Fellow of the American Physical only at the forefront of space industry
Program Leader for System Integration &
Dr Johnson’s vision for Geoscience Australia Society, and an Associate Editor for the development, he is well on his way to cycling
Interoperability in the CIEAM CRC. He is
is one of deploying integrative geoscience journal Quantum Science and Technology. the distance to the moon (238,855 miles or
internationally known for his work in data
for the economic, social and environmental For his ground-breaking work on quantum 384,400 km), having ridden and competed
quality, has been an adjudicator for the
benefit of Australians. He is driving a computing, he received the 2013 Malcolm across the country and around the globe.
European Corporate Data Quality Awards for
strong agenda of inclusiveness to build a McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the
several years and is the Editor-In-Chief of the
talented, thriving workforce. He is a member Year, and the 2017 Landauer and Bennett
International Journal of Information Quality.
of the Champions of Change Coalition STEM award for Quantum Computing.
group, has led Geoscience Australia to Bronze He has worked both as a consultant as well
accreditation in the Science in Australia as a professional speaker on IT issues in
Gender Equity (SAGE) initiative, and is driving Australia and South East Asia and has over
Geoscience Australia’s engagement with twenty five years’ experience in the academic
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. environment. He is a Fellow of the Australian
Computer Society, a Founding Fellow of the
International Institute of Engineering Asset
Management and a Distinguished Speaker of
the ACM.
20 11th Australian Space Forum 21Dr Lena Okajima Enrico Palermo
CEO, ALE Co. Ltd. (Japan) Head, Australian Space Agency
Dr Lena Okajima is the founder and CEO of Mr Palermo is the second Head of the
ALE. After graduating the University of Tokyo Australian Space Agency, starting in January
with a PhD in Astronomy Science, Dr Okajima 2021 at the Agency’s Adelaide headquarters.
joined Goldman Sachs Japan where she As Head of Agency, he is responsible for
gained experience and knowledge in finance. overall governance and performance,
In 2009, she started to conceptualize man- management, policy leadership and strategic
made shooting stars as both entertainment direction. Mr Palermo spent the previous
and science. She tested materials that would 14 years in various roles at Virgin Galactic,
emit bright light when heated up and realised including managing a team of over 700
a small satellite could carry these materials engineers, technicians and professionals.
as particles. With this she was convinced she He went from being the first employee of
could replicate shooting stars using satellites The Spaceship Company, a Virgin Galactic
and established ALE Co., Ltd. in 2011. In 2017, subsidiary dedicated to the high-tech
after years of research and development, manufacturing function, to becoming Chief
and numerous testing, ALE was selected Operating Officer of the New York Stock
by JAXA’s Innovative Satellite Technology Exchange listed public company Virgin
Demonstration competitive program. Galactic Holdings.
Its first satellite (ALE-1) successfully A Perth native, Mr Palermo graduated from
launched on JAXA Epsilon rocket 4 and the University of Western Australia with
its second satellite(ALE-2) successfully a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical
launched on Rocket Lab Electron rocket in Engineering and Bachelor of Science in
2019. ALE is currently working on their third Physics and Applied Mathematics. Mr Palermo
satellite which is scheduled to be launched also studied at the International Space
early 2023 and commercialisation in the University in Strasbourg. He has worked and
same year. With their space entertainment studied in the United States, United Kingdom,
business using shooting stars, atmospheric France and Netherlands. His experience
data business and space debris prevention goes beyond the space industry having also
device (EDT), which are both currently in worked in Australian chemical processing,
development, ALE aims to make space closer management consulting, onshore and
for all of us together and contribute to the offshore oil and gas, and mining industries.
sustainable development of humankind. Mr Palermo brings his deep technical
background, international network, and
business scaling experience to help further
develop Australia’s expanding ecosystem of
space companies and start-ups.
22 11th Australian Space Forum 23Nick Purtell Prof Steven Rolston Adj Prof Nicola Sasanelli AM Kalien Selby
General Manager, Modern Manufacturing Chair, Department of Physics CEO, The Andy Thomas Space Foundation CEO, Scitech
Strategy, Department of Industry, Science, University of Maryland (USA)
Energy & Resources
Nick Purtell is General Manager, Industry Professor Steven Rolston received his Nicola Sasanelli graduated from the University Kalien Selby is Chief Executive Officer of
Engagement Branch, in the Manufacturing BA in 1980 from Wesleyan University in of Bari, Italy in 1987 with a degree in Electronic Scitech, bringing a wealth of strategy,
Division of the Department of Industry, Connecticut and his PhD in nuclear physics Engineering. He went on to work as a transformation and operations experience to
Science, Energy and Resources. His previous in 1986 from the State University of New York researcher in microelectronics high-reliability propel the implementation of the New Scitech
roles at the Department include General at Stony Brook. Following post-doctorates components at Tecnopolis S&T Research Strategy, a bold plan to affect a positive
Manager of the Major Projects Branch, Head at the University of Washington and Harvard Centre, Bari before being appointed as STEM-enabled future for all
of the Office of Northern Australia, and Joint University, he joined the research staff at Scientific Attaché at the Embassy of Italy in Western Australians.
Lead of the COVID Response Taskforce. the National Institute of Standards and Canberra from 2001 to 2008. In 2009, Nicola
At the executive level she has previously
Technology in 1988. He moved to the faculty joined the South Australian Government as a
Nick has worked across a variety of public held strategic, business development and
of the Physics Department at the University Special Envoy for higher education research
policy and diplomatic roles over the past operational roles for blue chip organisations
of Maryland in 2003, was Co-Director of and technology transfer to Europe with the
20 years, including Counsellor (Political) including BHP, Aurizon and Emeco as well as
the Joint Quantum Institute for 9 years and Department of Premier and Cabinet and later
at Australia’s Embassy to China and Deputy the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
has been serving as Chair of the Physics joined the Department of State Development
Permanent Representative at Australia’s WA. An influential leader and collaborator,
Department since 2016. as Director for International R&D Collaborations.
Mission to the UN, Geneva. Kalien’s strengths are developing big picture
From 2003 to 2013 he was appointed as
His research interests include laser cooling strategies, leading change and driving
Adjunct Professor of Science and Technology
and trapping, Bose Einstein condensation, profitability and growth.
at the University of Canberra, Australia, and in
optical lattices, quantum simulation, quantum 2007 he became an Honorary Member of the
computing, and quantum communication. Order of Australia.
He is author of over 160 publications with
more than 12,000 citations, and is a Fellow of In 2016 Nicola joined Defence SA (South
the American Physical Society, the Optical Australian Government) as Director of the
Society of America, and the American Space Industry and R&D Collaborations project.
Association for the Advancement of Science. In September 2017 the South Australian
Space Industry Centre was created, with
Nicola as Director. In 2018 Nicola was appointed
Adjunct Professor at the University of
South Australia – Division of Information
Technology, Engineering and the Environment
and was appointed on the board of the Space
Industry Association of Australia (SIAA). In
the same year he was also appointed to the
Order of Merit of the Italian Republic by the
Italian Government.
In 2019 Nicola joined SmartSat Cooperative
Research Centre as Director of Communication
and Outreach, becoming Senior Advisor of
South Australian Space Industry Centre and
in 2020 Nicola founded and became the CEO
of The Andy Thomas Space Foundation.
24 11th Australian Space Forum 25Dr Vikram Sharma Dr Scott Sleap Aude Vignelles
Founder and CEO, QuintessenceLabs STEM Project Advisor (SISP), Chief Technology Officer, Australian
New South Wales Department of Education Space Agency
With the power of quantum technology, Dr Scott Sleap is regarded as a visionary Aude Vignelles is the Chief Technology
Dr Vikram Sharma and his company, educator – he was the first Technology Officer of the Australian Space Agency.
QuintessenceLabs, are transforming teacher to receive the Prime Minister’s As part of the senior executive team, Aude
cybersecurity to safeguard our digital lives. Prize for Excellence for Secondary Science leads and is responsible for writing the
Teaching. As an educational leader with civil space strategy roadmaps, scoping
Recognising the potential of quantum over 25 years’ experience he has had various and managing the Agency’s space
cybersecurity, Dr Sharma conducted roles related to the primary, secondary and programs and delivering on domestic and
award-winning research to mature this tertiary education sectors as well as industry international activities. She provides an
science at the Australian National University workforce development. in-depth understanding of the national
(ANU). He founded and leads the Canberra- and international space industry, program
headquartered company QuintessenceLabs, In 2020 Dr Sleap was recognised with a management expertise and a breadth of
which is now at the forefront of the quantum prestigious National Commonwealth Bank space science or systems engineering
cybersecurity industry. The company’s Teaching Fellowship. Previously he was skills. Prior to this role, Aude was the
capabilities have received many awards awarded the title of National Teacher Executive Manager, Satellite & Fixed Wireless
including global runner-up in IBM’s of the Year by the Australian Design and Operations at nbn. Previously, Aude held
SmartCamp competition, Top 20 Westpac Technology Teachers Association (DATA) and senior and executive roles within Foxtel,
Businesses of Tomorrow, Security Innovation was inducted as one of only three national Austar, Telstra, and Technicolor.
Network’s SINET16 Cyber Security Innovators, DATTA patrons.
and most recently, recognised as a Technology Aude is a space and aeronautics engineer
Dr Sleap has a strong interest in Space and
Pioneer by the World Economic Forum. (graduating from ENSICA, Toulouse) who
is currently part of the advisory committee
started her career at the European Space
Dr Sharma holds a Master of Science in for the NSW Government’s Space Industry Agency in the Netherlands. Her 30 years' of
computer science from the ANU, a Master Development Strategy. He was also on the experience in delivering large and complex
of Science in management (Sloan Fellow) local organising committee for the 43rd programs embrace the introduction of new
from Stanford University, and a Doctorate in COSPAR Space Scientific Congress. He technology in the telecommunication, space
quantum physics from ANU. Vikram is also the also helped pioneer the STEM space and media industries. Aude has been living
recipient of the 2013 Pearcey State Award for education component of COSPAR, an in Australia for the past 20 years and has
Entrepreneurship, serves on several industry international first. contributed to the Australian space capability
boards and is a member of the National
He is currently employed by the NSW through White Papers, events at conferences
Security College Futures Council at the
Department of Education as the leader of with the growing start up community in
Australian National University.
the STEM Industry School Partnerships Australia, and promotion for Women in Space
Prior to QuintessenceLabs, Dr Sharma (SISP) program. The SISP program is a highly and Engineering at universities.
successfully built several technology regarded initiative winning a NSW
companies, including a consultancy firm Secretary’s Award for Excellence in 2019
providing IT services to the Government of among other honours.
Australia, and one of the first private ISPs in
India. His TED Talk on “How Quantum Physics
can make Encryption Stronger”, has had over
1.2 million views.
26 11th Australian Space Forum 27well as networking opportunities, access
2
0 IAC to high profile international experts and
opportunities to discuss and implement
2
4 BID international collaboration. The IAC
2017 inspired impressive growth in the
Australian space sector, and led to the
establishment of the Australian Space
Company
Agency, the SmartSat CRC and The Andy
Thomas Space Foundation. Since IAC 2017
2024 IAC Bid the total investment in the civil space sector
Company Profiles Exhibitor in Australia has been estimated at more
andythomas.foundation than AUD 1 billion. In addition, around AUD
Contact: Nicola Sasanelli 10 billion has been committed for Defence
Profiles
n.sasanelli@andythomas.foundation space projects in the coming 20 years.
The International Astronautical Congress Australia is bidding for the IAC to return
(IAC) is the world’s biggest and most in 2024. This will be a major boost that will
important international space meeting. The sustain the momentum of the growing
week long congress covers all aspects of space sector in Australia, in support of
space exploration and industry development the Australian Space Agency’s goal of
across all space disciplines. It offers generating 20,000 new jobs – trebling the
delegates the latest information on space size of Australia’s space economy to AUD
programs and new space technologies as $12 billion by 2030.
AIAA – The American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics, is the
world’s largest professional society
dedicated to aerospace activities, with
over thirty thousand members worldwide.
The Adelaide Professionals Chapter of
the AIAA is proud to carry out the mission
of the Institute here in Adelaide and more
broadly throughout our community and
Adelaide Section of the American region by advocating for aerospace at all
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics levels. For more information about the AIAA,
Exhibitor please visit www.aiaa.org.
aiaa.org.com
Contact: Patrick Neumann
paddy@neumannspace.com
+61 431 080 512
28 11th Australian Space Forum 29the pool of STEM educated students, Agencies around the world in their ambitions
informing Australia’s youth about industry to understand the world and explore
employment opportunities and pathways the universe.
and increase student awareness of defence
industry (including space) as an employer Airbus already provides military satellite
of choice. We provide secondary students communications to the UK, France, Germany,
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is very excited about the space industry bringing Australian capability to the world
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skilling and STEM Strategy School Pathways and sensing satellites and services globally, and beyond.
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shortages in defence industry by increasing Australian sovereignty in Space.
MetroMap, which gives users easy access
to high-quality 2D imagery, 3D reality mesh
models and LIDAR-derived products. DELIVERING TOGETHER.
Over the years, Aerometrex has showcased
global expertise in providing derivative
solutions from all types of imagery, including
satellite, large-format aerial, and UAV
systems. The company’s spatial solutions
Aerometrex have underpinned many local, state, and
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aerometrex.com.au infrastructure, engineering, construction,
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30 11th Australian Space Forum 31delivering Australia’s most prominent and The Andy Thomas Space Foundation was
respected world-class biennial industry incorporated in 2020 as an Australian charity
expositions as platforms for interaction dedicated to supporting the education
between industry, defence, government and outreach goals of the Australian Space
and academia. They connect Australia’s key Agency by identifying new ways to enhance
industry players with each other and with space awareness among the Australian
their counterparts from around the world, community to better tell the space story
in the national interest, on an international that touches every part of life on Earth.
scale. The major events conducted by
AMDA Foundation AMDA include: The Andy Thomas Space Foundation Our main mission is to overcome
Platinum Sponsor Event Host disadvantage by supporting space outreach
amda.com.au — Avalon Australian International Airshow and and education in Australia and inspiring
andythomas.foundation
Contact: Chris Macfarlane Aerospace & Defence Exposition young people to pursue careers in space
Contact: Michael Davis
cmacfarlane@amda.com.au — Indo Pacific International - by building a culture of entrepreneurship
m.davis@andythomas.foundation
+61 3 5282 0500 Maritime Exposition and igniting a curiosity for space and
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— Land Forces International Land related scientific activities among
AMDA Foundation Limited is an Australian Defence Exposition young Australians.
not-for-profit corporation established to — Rotortech Helicopter and Unmanned
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Foundation achieves these goals by World by bringing the World to Australia.
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