Inaugural Sea, Earth, and Space Summit to be Held in Houston, TX October 30 – November 1, 2015
Houston, Texas (PRWEB) April 13, 2015 -- The inaugural Sea, Earth, and Space (SES) Summit will be an unprecedented gathering of the nation’s most influential and creative thought leaders in human performance and exploration, and the practitioners, academicians, and researchers who are best equipped to help facilitate the next giant leap in human exploration.
SES Summit 2015 is the world’s newest human performance and exploration conference taking place October 30 – November 1, 2015, at the South Shore Harbour Resort & Conference Center in League City, TX (just minutes from the NASA Johnson Space Center).
“We are delighted to welcome some of the most dynamic speakers in exploration and human performance to this one-of-a-kind event to roll up their sleeves and tackle some of the biggest issues in human performance in the exploration of extreme environments,” said SES Summit Organizer, Jamie Guined. “SES Summit 2015 is truly an unprecedented opportunity for professionals to come together and move the needle forward for expanding the limits of human performance in the exploration of the sea, Earth, and space.”
The list of confirmed speakers includes astronauts, explorers, scientists, and academics whose exploits have taken them from the depths of the ocean to the peaks of the highest mountains and beyond the bounds of Earth into outer space.
The Sea, Earth, and Space (SES) Summit will bring together professionals from industry, government, and academia to explore the boundaries of human performance and exploration like never before. Offering three unique educational tracks, the SES Summit will provide in-depth forums and expert exchange for researchers, educators, and professionals on the topic of human performance in the exploration of the sea, Earth, and space. A mini-workshop for educators and citizen scientists on educational and public outreach, science communication, and opportunities in citizen science will be offered over the course of two half-days, and will include demonstrations of a variety of underwater ROVs that are being used for research, exploration, and conservation purposes by citizen and professional scientists across the world. The event will also feature a special exhibit highlighting the contributions of the U.S. Navy’s SEALAB II program, which coincides with the program’s 50th anniversary. With such a wide variety of applications, the SES Summit has something for everyone, from scientists to extreme human performance coaches and everyone in between.
Through a combination of dynamic plenary sessions, over 50 featured speaker sessions, and several expert panels, attendees will experience an open and collaborative platform that fosters innovation and learning. The Summit will also host an Exhibitor Hall filled with leading technology providers who offer innovative solutions for optimizing human performance and exploration throughout a wide range of operational and environmental challenges.
The SES Summit encourages everyone who is interested in attending this unique event to register now to secure their spot at the SES Summit 2015. Calls for Proposals, Exhibitors, and Sponsors are also open. Media are encouraged to apply for press credentials for limited opportunities to cover this one-of-a-kind and highly anticipated event. Explore the limits of human performance. Join us October 30 – November 1, 2015 in Houston, TX for this inaugural event.
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About the Sea, Earth, and Space Summit
The Sea, Earth, and Space Summit, through one-of-a-kind keynote and plenary sessions, inspiring and informative expert panels, and dozens of sessions led by leading practitioners and researchers from the field, is where knowledge and innovation meets inspiration and collaboration in a cross-disciplinary and open platform to explore the limits of human performance like never before. Visit http://www.ses-summit.com for more information.
Jamie R Guined, Sea, Earth, and Space Summit, http://www.ses-summit.com, +1 229-947-3038, [email protected]
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