Sharing Scientific Knowledge through SEGway

Numerous scientists have joined ranks with SEGway to advance the cause of their research and share knowledge with thousands of teachers, students, and citizens across the globe. Involvement with SEGway can be a rewarding experience and mutually beneficial to all.  The following scientists have shared their unique expertise:

Dr. Robert Lin, Director
Space Sciences Laboratory, UC, Berkeley
RHESSI Principal Investigator
Involvement: Participated in interview features for the RHESSI mission E/PO website as well as the Solarmax website.

These streaming media clips require Real Player:

• High Energy Sun Science and RHESSI
• Solarmax: What Are Sunspots?
• Solarmax: What Are Solar Flares?
  

Dr. George Fisher, Solar Physicist
Space Sciences Laboratory, UC, Berkeley
Involvement: Participated in a joint interview featured on the Web-based Sunspots Lesson developed by the Exploratorium and SEGway.

Dr. Dave Dearborn, Physicist and Archeoastronomer
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Involvement: Participated in a joint interview featured on the Web-based Sunspots Lesson developed by the Exploratorium and SEGway.

This streaming media clip requires Real Player:

• Fisher-Dearborn Interview
  

Dr. Janet Luhmann, Space Physicist
Space Sciences Laboratory, UC, Berkeley
STEREO-IMPACT Principal Investigator
Involvement: Participated as a guest scientist on February 25/26, 1998 Exploratorium / Sun Earth Connection Education Forum’s  Total Solar Eclipse Internet live Webcast event.

Drs. Madhulika Guhathakurta, Nahide Craig, Donald Michels, and Janet Luhmann
STEREO mission scientists
Involvement: Participated in interview features discussing the STEREO mission for the Eclipse 2001 program at the Exploratorium.

• Visit Exploratorium Eclipse 2001 Website

Dr. Manfred Bester, Mission Operations Director
Space Sciences Laboratory, UC, Berkeley
Involvement: Regularly gives public tours of the SSL Mission Operations Center and gives public lectures about the missions operating at SSL.

 

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