The Berkeley Space Center announced the release of a comprehensive report compiled by the faculty steering committee, chaired by Professor Gordon Rausser. The report marks a significant milestone in outlining a vision of collaboration between UC Berkeley and NASA Ames, delineating a trajectory for advancements in space exploration and research.
The report encapsulates various facets of the academic mission, encompassing cutting-edge research endeavors, transormative methodologies and fostering dynamic engagements with public and private entities. Professor Rausser, known for his groundbreaking work in academia and beyond, recently penned an article in the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), laying the groundwork for this transformative collaboration.
The partnership with NASA Ames promises to advance novel models of public-private partnerships, aligning closely with UC Berkeley's mission of pushing the boundaries of knowledge and innovation. Moreover, this collaboration is poised to cultivate a vibrant innovation ecosystem at NASA Ames, nurturing synergies between academia, industry and government entities.
Notably, the integration of aerospace activities into the heart of Silicon Valley holds immense potential for propelling forward the realms of space exploration and technological advancement. With this report, the Berkeley Space Center looks forward to embarking on a journey of discovery, innovation and shared success in partnership with NASA Ames.
Read the Berkeley Space Center Faculty Steering Committee Final Report.