The European Way
to Mars
The first pan-European webinar gathering the national Mars Society chapters from across Europe: a unique opportunity to unite visions, experiences and projects from the continent's scientific and enthusiast communities around the shared goal of Mars exploration. Together, we shape a distinctly European voice in humanity's greatest adventure.
About the webinar
Six speakers from six countries. One evening to align European efforts around Mars exploration — from analog simulations and propulsion to space medicine, industry and the science of living on the Red Planet.
Pan-European
Eight national Mars Society chapters, one shared vision.
Science & Community
Researchers, engineers and enthusiasts in dialogue.
Toward Mars
Concrete projects shaping Europe's contribution to Mars.
Speakers
In alphabetical order by country.
Gernot Grömer
Analog Mars Simulations as a Gateway to Mission Success
Sarah Baatout
Space Medicine and Cosmic Radiation: Understanding Risks and Enabling Human Space Exploration
Jean-Marc Salotti
Comparison of Propulsion Systems for Mars Missions
Antonio Del Mastro
Mars and the European Industry
Krzysztof Zarsaka
Production of Oxygen and Hydrocarbons on Mars via Plasma Conversion of CO₂
Pierre Brisson
Approach Methodology for a Permanent Human Presence on Mars
Programme
17 June · all times CEST
- 20:30Welcome & openingMarsPlanet — pan-European introduction
- —🇦🇹 Gernot GrömerAnalog Mars Simulations as a Gateway to Mission Success
- —🇧🇪 Sarah BaatoutSpace Medicine and Cosmic Radiation: Understanding Risks and Enabling Human Space Exploration
- —🇫🇷 Jean-Marc SalottiComparison of Propulsion Systems for Mars Missions
- —🇮🇹 Antonio Del MastroMars and the European Industry
- —🇵🇱 Krzysztof ZarsakaProduction of Oxygen and Hydrocarbons on Mars via Plasma Conversion of CO₂
- —🇨🇭 Pierre BrissonApproach Methodology for a Permanent Human Presence on Mars
- —Q&A and closingOpen discussion with all speakers
Register
100% free — we'll email you the joining link before the webinar.
Organizers & Partners
Eight European Mars Society chapters, together.
