Milena Graziano
Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (Lsic) Director @Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
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WORK HISTORY
Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (Lsic) Director @Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
The Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (LSIC) is a collaboration with NASA\'s Space Technology Mission Directorate to foster global communication between commercial, academic, government, and nonprofit organizations to ensure a sustainable infrastructure on the Moon and keep the United States at the forefront of lunar exploration. As the director, I serve as the primary conduit between NASA and the Consortium community, chair the LSIC Executive Committee of diverse space leaders, oversee all LSIC meetings, workshops, and bi-annual events, and coordinate with other LSII leadership on community capabilities and needs.
EDUCATION
University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras
Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics
North Carolina State University
Master of Engineering - MEng, Materials Engineering
North Carolina State University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Materials Engineering
ABOUT MILENA GRAZIANO
Materials and Processes (M&P) engineer supporting Space Exploration Sector (SES) programs at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL).• Demonstrated technical expertise in M&P assessment for spacecraft hardware, considering function, lifetime, configuration, and compatibility with vacuum, radiation, and temperature target environments• Close collaboration with Contamination Control, Radiation and Charging Effects subject matter experts
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