Chris Hadfield
Chris Hadfield
Professionnal informations
President
Chris Hadfield Inc.
Contact
Cheryl-Ann Horrocks
902-653-0282
Cheryl-ann@chrishadfield.ca
Conferences
| Region |
|---|
| Toronto, ON |
Languages
- French
- English
Activities sectors
- Data analysis and application development
- Astronomy / solar system
- Astrophysics
- Careers in space
- Equity and diversity in STEM
- Mars exploration
- Space exploration
- Information technology
- Launch vehicles / rockets
- Microgravity
- Optics
- Coding
- Radars/lasers
- Robotics
- Communications satellites
- Earth observation satellites and environment
- Science satellites
- Materials science
- Health science
- Planetary science
Conferences types
- Virtual conferences
- In-person conferences anywhere in the country
Education
Mechanical Engineering
Biography
Astronaut | First Canadian Commander of the International Space Station Referred to as “the most famous astronaut since Neil Armstrong,” Colonel Chris Hadfield became a household name as the first Canadian commander of the International Space Station. A heavily decorated astronaut, engineer and pilot, Hadfield was invested into the Order of Canada, and his many awards include the Meritorious Service Cross and the NASA Exceptional Service Medal. Hadfield is also a bestselling author of three books, a celebrated musician, and a central figure in two internationally acclaimed television series: he is co-creator and host of BBC’s “Astronauts: Do You Have What It Takes?” and a key contributor to National Geographic’s “One Strange Rock.”
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