Emily Judd Email & Phone Number

Hampton, Virginia, Us

Space Mission Analysis Branch (SMAB)Systems Analysis and Concepts Directorate (SACD)Aerospace vehicle design and mission analysis in support of human, robotic, and technology development missions.Lunar Architecture Team (LAT): Integration and Analysis Lead (July 2023-present); Deputy Team Lead (November 2022-July 2023); Trades and Assessments/Langley Center Team Lead (August 2022-July 2023)Mars Architecture Team (MAT) - formerly Mars Integration Group (June 2019-July 2022): In-Space Transportation/Langley Center Deputy Team Lead (May 2021-July 2022)Human Landing System (HLS) Integrated Performance Architecture and Systems Analysis Team (June 2019-Nov. 2020)SMAB Communications Team Co-Lead (May 2020-Jan. 2023)Iterative and parametric vehicle sizingMission and campaign integrated architecture analysisElement, mission, and campaign cost estimate modeling and affordability analysisMission trajectory visualizationMission communications access analysisDecision support analysis tooling and scientific methodologyStrategic analysisSystems engineering and integrationLeadership:NASA Speakers BureauNASA Langley CARES Guest Speaker

Hampton, Virginia, Us

Space Mission Analysis BranchSystems Analysis and Concepts DirectorateStrategic analysis and cost estimate modeling in support of space technology development and science and human explorationSpace Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) Strategic Analysis, Gateway Systems Engineering and Integration, and Mars Study Capability TeamsSTMD Strategic Framework developmentGateway, Lunar, and Mars mission element cost modelingConference Poster Presentation:Inaugural (2018) Amelia Earhart Aerospace Summit: Mega-Drivers to Inform NASA Space Technology Strategic Planning, awarded Best Poster and Best PresentationLeadership:Summer 2018 LaRC Pathways Agency Cross-Center Connection (PAXC) Chair2018 Langley Expo Planning Committee2018, 2019 Langley Summer Games Planning Committee

Advisory Board Founding MemberResource Development Committee:Created and developed resources for the ambassadors to use in their outreach effortsAuthor of several blog postsSelected as the Committee Chair in October 2018Operational Policy Committee:Clarified the structure of the programDeveloped partnership policiesExpanded the program's reach and influence24 Under 24 Awards Judge

Ann Arbor, Michigan, Us

Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering DepartmentDr. Aaron Ridley's Research GroupInitial exploratory work on creating a Venus version of the Global Ionosphere-Thermosphere Model (GITM) based on the Mars, Jupiter, and Titan versionsUsed GITM to complete comparative studies on planetary atmospheres, investigating how planetary attributes (axial tilt, rotation rate, etc.) affected the atmospheric dynamicsConference Poster Presentations:2017 Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions Workshop: Using the Development Process of the Venus Global Ionosphere-Thermosphere Model to Understand the Importance of Planetary Attributes on Earth’s Atmosphere2017 SEDS SpaceVision (Day Manager) & 2018 Women in Planetary Science and Exploration: Using the Global Ionosphere-Thermosphere Model to Understand the Importance of Planetary Attributes on Earth’s Upper AtmosphereContributor - 2016 American Geophysical Union: Differential Drag Analysis to Infer the Geometrical Configuration of a Cubesat

Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program (DAPCEP)6-week Wonders of Flight Outreach Workshop Series InstructorSponsored by the Michigan Space Grant ConsortiumWorkshops covered topics such as aviation, space, rocketry, and hands-on engineering projectsTaught the 2017 and 2018 workshops, leading curriculum development and instruction for the Space and Satellites lecture

Organized monthly meetings with representatives from the 60+ SEDS chapters in the United StatesAided in the creation of 25+ new chaptersImproved communication between the national SEDS organization and the individual chaptersFostered connections between the chaptersStarted mentoring partnerships with high school space clubs

Hampton, Virginia, Us

Worked with a team to integrate boron nitride nanotubes into a metal matrix for use in aerospace structuresLed scanning probe microscopy characterization of the nanocomposite samplesTrained on Raman spectroscopy, FTIR analysis, and optical microscopyAssisted with rebuilding a vacuum furnace2016 Pacific Rim Symposium on Surfaces, Coatings & Interfaces Presentation Co-Author: Nitride Nanotube-Titanium Alloy Nanocomposites

Orlando, Fl, Us

Assisted with application paperwork in the Admissions Department for potential National ScholarsLed customized campus tours and lunches for visiting scholarsSpoke at formal National Scholar eventsAided recruitment efforts through personal interactions with potential scholars

Ames, Iowa, Us

National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates (NSF REU)Iowa State University. Wind Energy Science, Engineering, and Policy (WESEP)Wind Energy Manufacturing Lab:Designed and conducted experiments to study the microscopic and mesoscopic effects of a new automated manufacturing technique (shifting) for the trailing edges of wind turbine bladesAuthored: The Mesostructural Effects of Shifting on Fiber Reinforced Polymers in Wind Turbine Blade Manufacturing; Presented a poster and group video project of the same titlePresented and Co-Authored: State Level Attitudes About Wind Energy, Public Policy, and Representation2017 ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering Paper Co-author: Automated Composite Fabric Layup for Wind Turbine Blades

Master Of Engineering - Meng, Space Engineering

Master Of Science - Ms, Climate And Space Sciences And Engineering

Bachelor’S Degree, Aerospace Engineering

Bachelor’S Degree, Music Performance