Ryan Kobrick Email & Phone Number

Littleton, CO, US

Littleton, Colorado, US

I'm just getting started as a volunteer, but I have reviewed the programs and offerings, contributed to an ongoing financial review and restructure, and technical writing for the nonprofit's roadmap / architecture. I have also donated to various fundraisers and played in several tournaments (Dawg Bowl XIII, Fraser Freeze Out, and Dawg Bowl XIV).

RyInSpace, LLC aims to:- Help solve the impossible problems to enrich lives, here on Earth and in the pursuit of human spaceflight exploration.- Inspire people about the importance of humans in space to help connect the planet.Client portfolio:- Metakosmos (Australia) - consulting with technical reviews and advisement for a next gen spacesuit (Kosmosuit).

Kent, WA, US

My duties as a member of the New Shepard (NS) Crew Systems Team were focused on the crew capsule (CC) environmental control and life support systems (ECLSS) and ancillary equipment. I performed a complex integrated plan related to astronaut safety and ECLSS technology advancement for the NS CC, which included system safety analyses and products such as a.

Tucson, Arizona, US

• Principal Investigator (PI) & Aerospace Engineer (AE V) [May 2021 - Sept 2022] PI and lunar dust SME for NASA programs:
• xLiDS: Exploration Labyrinth Dust Seals (2022 SBIR, Phase I)
• SCALE & xTON: Spacesuit Cover against the Abrasive Lunar Environment & eXploration Textile for high Oxygen eNvironments(2022 STTR, Phase I)
• MOVE: Modal Optimized Vibration dust Eliminator (2021 SBIR, Phase I)Internal Research & Development (IR&D):
• Commercialization of Extreme Environment Suits Study led to acquisition of spacesuit company Final Frontier Design (FFD)
• IVA Suit. Significant contributor to transition documentation of FFD’s amalgamation.

Flight Ready Systems (FRS) was a consultancy specializing in field research, curriculum development, and science communications. We provided a pathway for organizations to conduct research in space analog/remote environments with a core mission of advancing human spaceflight capabilities. Work by FRS included proposal writing, partnership development.

Daytona Beach, Florida, US

Research was focused on: human performance; exploration safety; assessing the reach and work envelopes for spaceflight intravehicular activity (IVA) using pressure suits and motion capture; surface exploration extravehicular activity (EVA) metrics and spacesuit technologies using analogue research locations; research on lunar dust abrasion and spacecraft.

Daytona Beach, Florida, US

Assistant Professor of Spaceflight Operations in the College of Aviation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) and Principal Investigator of the ERAU Spacesuit Utilization of Innovative Technology Laboratory (S.U.I.T. Lab / @SpacesuitUp).Tenure-track Assistant Professor in the 'Spaceflight Operations' Program at ERAU, which is uniquely focused on.

Los Angeles, CA, US

501(c)3 Non-Profit Company Yuri's Night (YN) is an annual global celebration for human spaceflight held every April 12th. Tasks included leading the Global Executive Team (~30+ members/year with ~8 active core members) and Board of Directors with project management, partnership development, use of online tools, organizational skills, and volunteer team.

Exploration Park, Florida, US

• Focusing on Florida research and development efforts including designing statewide business plan and research competitions as well as education programs to catalyze technology development in small satellites, digital.
• Florida Space Research Program and Florida Space Internship Program at the Space Life Sciences Lab both partnered with the NASA Florida Space Grant Consortium.
• International Space Station Research Competition. 7 uniquely different payloads flew to the ISS on NASA-SpaceX CRS-3, 4, 5, and 8 missions in partnership with NanoRacks. I acted as the customer interface for the.
• I led the design and development for Space Florida headquarters in Exploration Park ("Building A"). I provided space exploration research to the architects for interior and external design, such as a launch viewing.
• Led Atlantis Rollover Event through Exploration Park [2 Nov 2012].
• Planetary Lander Egg-Drop Competition. I helped double the competition to 55 K-12 competitors in 2015 with new resources for teachers. I led the transition of the event to new management in 2016 to assist the event.

Melbourne, Florida, US

Instructing both in-class and online: Spacecraft Environment (SPC5012, Spring 2016). This 3-hour 16-week course at Kennedy Space Center covered an overview and understanding of the natural and operational phenomena, which influence spacecraft system design and mission operations. My work included lecture preparation and delivery, assignments, tests.

US

The “We Want Our Future!” Initiative is a nationwide outreach project that will challenge students to dream about what they want their future to look like – specifically with respect to space. This project will exclusively promote space exploration as a generational priority. The Initiative is a “for students, by students” project to call attention to the.

Cambridge, MA, US

Supporting hands-on technical project research in the Man-Vehicle Laboratory relating to human exploration including: suborbital and commercial research assessment for human spaceflight; inertial measurement unit (IMU) use on medical applications, spacesuit testing and astronaut surface mobility; and supporting graduate students on their research projects.

To provide opportunities for students and professionals to develop and refine the skills needed to improve their competitiveness as potential commercial astronauts, to provide opportunities for those individuals to communicate with each other and the general public, and to provide opportunities for those individuals to gain exposure to potential employers.

Boulder, Colorado, US

PhD Dissertation Title: Characterization and Measurement Standardization of Lunar Dust Abrasion for Spacecraft Design and Operations (2010).NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program (GSRP NNX07AR55H) Fellowship to conduct lunar dust abrasion characterization with the NASA Glenn Research Center (2008, 2009 summer visits), under the Dust Management.

Bellevue, Washington, US

I was part of a 7-person crew for an all-volunteer effort on a 100-day Mars simulation mission on Devon Island in the Canadian High Arctic. The mission included a 2-week training session at the Mars Desert Research Station, Hanksville, UT. The mission included 22 science experiments spanning biology, geology, chemistry, human factors, radiation, and.

Boulder, Colorado, US

My first two years at CU were funded by research experiences with portable life support systems (NASA); microbial space shuttle experiment payload containers at BioServe Space Technologies (BioServe); and one semester as a teaching assistant. The experiences are summarized in chronological order.1. Research Assistant (5/2005 - 12/2005)Spacesuit Portable.

Culver City, CA, US

Working with Ryan Wilson I was the project lead on the "Low Cost Space Launch Study" submission to the Air Force Research Laboratory Phillips Technology Institute. I was hired to conduct this study because of my knowledge of the private space industry and my established contacts. The research involved meeting with various companies, coordinating a meeting.

University Park, PA, US

1. AERSP 405/406: Projectile Rocket Project Manager (2003-2004)Project Leader and worked with three sub-groups of senior undergraduate students for a planned launch of a hybrid engine rocket at NASA GSFC Wallops Flight Facility, April 2004.2. AERSP 450: Orbit And Attitude Control Of Spacecraft (Fall 2004)In charge of marking weekly assignments, proctoring.

Culver City, CA, US

1. Project Manager for full-scale mockup development of three Ansari X PRIZE vehicles, which included writing a RFP and evaluating a contract winner.2. Touring Exhibit coordinator for concept design and proposal writing for title sponsor.3. X PRIZE Cup development with William Gaubatz (+1-310-938-9874).4. X PRIZE VIP co-coordinator for the 21 June 2004.

Culver City, CA, US

Worked with Dr. Peter H. Diamandis developing the follow-on competition to the Ansari X PRIZE called the X PRIZE Cup (U.S. patent pending - Attorney Docket No. 004802.00007, SPACESHIP COMPETITION). The developed work included a preliminary set of rules with flight categories (such as highest altitude), a market economic impact analysis of similar.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Aerospace Engineering Sciences, Bioastronautics

Master Of Science (Ms), Aerospace Engineering

Masters Of Space Studies (Mss), Masters Of Space Studies

Bsch, Mechanical Engineering