Personal details |
Name |
Professor Lucy
Berthoud |
Job title |
Professor of Space Engineering
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Department |
Department of Aerospace Engineering University of Bristol
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Personal web page |
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/engineering/people/lucy-berthoud/index.html |
Contact details |
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Qualifications |
MEng(Bristol), PhD(Toulouse) |
Professional details |
Membership of professional bodies |
Chartered Member of Royal Academy of Engineering Member of Royal Aeronautical Society Fellow of Higher Education Academy
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Keywords |
Space
Spacecraft
Satellites
Planets
Mars
CubeSat
Interplanetary mission
Mission design
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Areas of expertise |
I have worked in spacecraft research and industry for 25 years. I have a Masters in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Bristol and a PhD in Space Physics from Sup'Aero/ONERA (French National Research Organisation). I worked at the European Space Agency and NASA Johnson Space Centre, before going to work for BAe Space Systems (now Airbus Defence and Space). I am a Senior Teaching Fellow in the Department of Aerospace Engineering teaching space systems, advanced space systems, systems engineering design. My research interests are in microsatellites, interplanetary spacecraft design, Mars sample return missions, planetary protection, active debris removal and model-based systems engineering. In 2014 I was awarded a University teaching award for Engineering and in 2015 I was nominated to give a 'Best of Bristol' public lecture on 'Is there Life on Mars? In 2016 I gave a University of Bristol TEDx talk.
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Languages (other than English) |
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Media experience |
Regular contributor to BBC Radio Bristol as space expert.
TEDx talk on 'Is there Life on Mars?'
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