September 30 | 12:00 PM | NASA Headquarters
Designing the Climate Story
Hear the story of the creative journey behind NASA’s Earth Information Center and get a behind-the-scenes look at the interactive installations.*
The Earth Information Center is a physical and virtual experience at NASA Headquarters where you can see how our planet is changing and affecting our lives and livelihoods. This engaging panel discussion with NASA scientists and creatives will showcase the creative journey behind the exhibit. This event is free with advance registration required.
*A limited number of seats are available for attendees to view the installations prior to the panel while joining in conversations with the designers, scientists, and communicators who collaborated on the exhibit.
Date
September 30, 2024
Location
NASA Headquarters
300 E St SW, Washington, DC 20546
Time
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Featured Guests
Our speakers bring their unique perspectives and experiences, weaving together powerful stories that drive our design community.
Nicole Ramberg-Pihl
Project Manager for the Earth Information Center
Mark SubbaRao
Head of NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio
Jenny Mottar
Art Director for NASA Science
Lauren Katz
Exhibits, Artifacts and Art Program Manager for NASA
Karina Taylor
Moderator, Product Lead for Bloomberg Government
EVENT SPONSORS
Our event sponsors champion a rich tapestry of design perspectives, fueling the creativity that shapes DC’s stories.
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