The HAQAST 2025 Showcase will be held on Tuesday, January 28th, 2025 in Washington, D.C. at NASA Headquarters in the James Webb Auditorium. Stay tuned for further meeting information!
At the Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team, our 14 PIs and 70+ total collaborating investigators have grown to support and serve hundreds of organizations across the U.S. and around the world. In our 2025 HAQAST showcase, we highlight the societal contributions of our team effort—successes that would not have been possible without the collaborative structure of this unique, applied research effort.
Over the course of the past four years, the Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team (HAQAST) has worked to connect NASA satellite data and products with public health experts and air quality managers. Our public meetings are opportunities to grow these two-way dialogues in which stakeholders share their research needs and priorities, and scientists share their resources, insights, and new discoveries. This meeting will highlight success over the last four years, including increasing public engagement with NASA data, measuring health risks in unmonitored regions, and improving regulatory decision-making tools.
Meeting Information
The 2025 HAQAST Showcase will take place Tuesday, January 28th, at James Webb Auditorium at NASA Headquarters (300 E St SW, Washington, DC 20546), with pre-meeting networking events on Monday, January 27th.
Please indicate your interest in attending in-person or online on the registration form.
For special accommodations, please reach out to Jenny Bratburd, HAQAST Outreach Manager.
Registration
Please complete the registration form here.
Registration is free!
After completing the form, keep a look out for the meeting agenda, which will be available a few weeks prior to the meeting. Check out our recent past meetings to see types of presentations and discussions at our meetings.
Travel Funding for Stakeholders
Please complete the travel funding application here.
Travel funding is usually available and awarded on a rolling basis. We encourage participants from non-profits, city, state, and tribal governments, private foundations to apply. Generally, international travel and federal civil servants are not eligible for funding due to restrictions from the funding source. We typically do not prioritize funding academic participants.
Q: Does the meeting have a registration fee?
A: No, the meeting is free!
Q: Is there funding to support travel to the meeting?
A: Travel funding is usually available and awarded on a rolling basis. We encourage participants from non-profits, city, state, and tribal governments, private foundations to apply. Generally, international travel and federal civil servants are not eligible for funding due to restrictions from the funding source. We typically do not prioritize funding academic participants.
Q: Are there opportunities for me or my organization to present?
A: We will have limited speaking opportunities since this is a shorter meeting than normal.
Q: When will an agenda be available?
A: The meeting agenda will be available a few weeks prior to the meeting. Check out our recent past meetings to see types of presentations and discussions at our meetings.
Q: Who should I talk to about special accommodations?
A: Please reach out to Jenny Bratburd, HAQAST Outreach Manager.