Eszter Gulacsi
Member of AIAA Space Architecture Technical Committee (SATC)
Member of IAC Space Habitat Committee
BACKGROUND
Eszter Gulacsi has worked as an architect/architectural designer for almost 10 years in Hungary and in the UK and and she has been a member of the Space Architect Organisation since 2018. During COVID she decided to take a leap and applied to the International Space University in 2021 to become a space architect. At ISU, she turned her focus on space radiation and how architectural means can resolve the lethal effects of it. Eszter continued developing her architectural space radiation shieldings during her internship at ESA Spaceship EAC, launched a space architectural and R&D startup, Astro SpArch in 2023 and became a proud member of the Space Habitat Committee (IAF) and the Space Architecture Technical Committee (AIAA). With Olga Bannova, she started a series of research papers on the how to tacke space radiation with design. The first paper, that was presented at IAC23 in Baku, was published recently in Acta Astronautica, while the second paper will be presented at COSPAR 2024 in Korea, and the third at IAC 2024 in Milan.
ACADEMIC
MSc in Space Studies, International Space University, Strasbourg (France) – 2022
MSc in Architecture and Engineering, Technical University of Budapest (Hungary) – 2007
