The African Lunar Symposium provides a platform for researchers, scientists, and professionals to share the latest developments in lunar science and exploration. This symposium aims to strengthen African participation in global lunar research initiatives and promote international collaboration. Topics include lunar geology, resource utilisation, mission planning, technology development, and the role of African nations in future lunar exploration endeavours.
Event Programme
Additional Information
- You must be registered for the AfAS conference to attend the symposium. Registrations for the 20206 AfAS Conference can be found here. The registration for the conference runs until 15 March 2026.
- For more enquiries and information on the symposium, please contact:
- Name: Thembela Mantungwa
- Email: thembela.mantungwa@afasociety.org
About SSERVI
Founded in 2008 as the NASA Lunar Science Institute (NLSI), SSERVI has been a collaborative effort between NASA’s Science Mission Directorate (SMD) and Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate (ESDMD). SSERVI bridges the gap between exploration and science by fostering research that directly supports human lunar exploration and vice versa. The Institute actively seeks partnerships with international agencies and institutions, such as AfAS, to expand opportunities for mission development and provide researchers with broader avenues for research.
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