Predicting space weather and protecting satellites: Ontario Tech students’ idea helps them soar to global stage of international NASA hackathon ...Middle East

Emily Lai, Co-organizer and third-year Software Engineering student, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, Jacqueline Good, Founder and CEO, Magnestar Inc., Dr. Carolyn McGregor AM, Professor and Interim Dean, Faculty of Business and Information Technology, Ontario Tech University, Sean Mitra, Space Lawyer, Co-Founder and CEO, Foundation Space Resources, and Francis Picotte, Spacecraft Component Sales Engineer, Sinclair Interplanetary by Rocket Lab. Four Software Engineering students at Ontario Tech have advanced to the global stage of the NASA Space Apps Challenge hackathon with the hope of earning one of 10 Space Apps Global Awards from the space agency. Ontario Tech

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