Vivien Klaudia Simon
Researcher and Aspiring Space Medicine Contributor
Why do we need diverse ways of thinking in space? Vivien Klaudia Simon is a fifth-year medical student at Semmelweis University who explores the crossroads of medicine and space research. She has worked on developing nanofiber biopolymer implants and designed scientific payloads with the BME Suborbitals Team. At Brain Bar, she’ll share why only interdisciplinary teams with diverse backgrounds can tackle the challenges of the space industry’s future.
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