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Space Nuclear: The Final Frontier

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​Space Nuclear – The Final Frontier

​Meet the people turning today’s science fiction into tomorrow’s engineering reality.

​Columbia Nuclear is Clean Energy (NiCE) and Campus Climate Tech are spotlighting the fast-emerging world of space nuclear innovation on December 2, 6–9 pm.

​We are convening leading investors, founders, technical experts, and a select group of students to explore the frontier where space systems meet advanced nuclear power and propulsion.

​Our Focus: Power. Propulsion. Partnerships.

​Featured Participants

  • ​Pete Mathias: Currently in stealth for his next big venture. Previously at Alumni Ventures, Pete is a leader in deep-tech investing including space, energy, and national-security innovation

  • ​Harsh Desai (Zeno Power): COO driving the next generation of radioisotope power systems enabling long-duration, off-grid space missions

  • ​Oscar Leandro (Nano Nuclear): VP of Corporate Development leading strategic initiatives including M&A and accelerating the rollout of the flagship Kronos MMR™ reactor

  • ​Brandon Seifert (Stipe Group): Deep-tech operator skilled in securing capital and scaling first-of-a-kind space and nuclear ventures.

  • ​Jonathan MacArthur (Lockheed Martin): Research associate at Princeton University's Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Lab. Has worked for NASA, industry, and academia in several roles involving spacecraft propulsion and power.

​Schedule

​5:45 pm — Doors open

​6:25 pm — Frontier Space Nuclear Innovators and Investors Panel

​7:25 pm — Startups Present

​8:25 pm — Networking

​Event Sponsors: CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen), Columbia Angel Network

​Event Partners: Stipe Group, Damona, Nuclear NY, ARC Capital Management

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