Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has served since its inception as president, chief executive officer and a member of the board of directors.
Our Asteroid Institute is a B612 program which collaborates with major institutions around the world working on asteroid related projects including research, science, and technologies. Our leadership drives strategy and operations and the Board of Directors oversees our long-term vision. Our Founding Circle, Asteroid Circle and global community of donors make our work possible.
Asteroid Institute
Board Of Directors
Founding Circle
Leadership
Strategic Advisors
Asteroid Circle
Aaron Xue
Operates Chinese subsidiaries of global high-tech companies including Compaq, Rackable, & SGI.
Dr. David Liddle
Former Partner, U.S. Venture Partners
Board Member, SRI
Board Member, National Academy of Sciences
Board Member, SRI
Board Member, National Academy of Sciences
Danica Remy
Co-Founder Asteroid Day, Previously COO B612, Former COO Tides, Nonprofit Board Director
Dr. Edward Lu
Executive Director Asteroid Institute
B612 Co-founder, Former NASA Astronaut, astrophysicist
B612 Co-founder, Former NASA Astronaut, astrophysicist
Harold Reitsema
Harold is a planetary astronomer with more than 30 years experience specializing in the design and building of interplanetary spacecraft and astronomical imaging detectors. During his tenure at Ball Aerospace, he led design teams for Hubble Space Telescope, was the principal investigator for NASA Planetary...
John Carrico
Throughout his career, John has designed and developed mission planning algorithms and software, and worked as an astrogator: planning missions, designing trajectories, and tracking spacecraft. He has worked on flight dynamics mission analysis, operations, development, and systems integration. John has supported several operational Earth and...
Mike Loucks
Michel Loucks co-founded Space Exploration Engineering (SEE) in 1995 after working as an operations and trajectory planning expert for Orbital Sciences Corporation. He was the mission operations manager for the OXP-1 and OXP-2 spacecraft, served as the orbit raising manager for the Orbview-II spacecraft, and...
Dr. G. Scott Hubbard
Scott is a Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Stanford University where he focuses on planetary exploration, especially Mars and also serves as the Director of the Stanford Center of Excellence for Commercial Space Transportation. He has been engaged in space-related research, program, project and...
Andy Connolly
Professor, Astronomy Department, University of Washington; Director, DIRAC Institute