Mars Transit Habitat an example of circular economy - Christophe Lasseur on WSWW2021

Christophe Lasseur - PhD in bioengineering from University of Compiegne (France), Christophe Lasseur joined first MATRA (today Airbus), where, he became the project manager of the echograph Anthrorack that flew with success on NASA Shuttle. In 1992, he became MELiSSA project manager, and in 1998 the coordinator of ESA R&D in the life support domain. From 2000 to 2010, he chaired the International Life Support working Group, which involved NASA, JAXA, CSA, RSA, and ESA. He currently acts as well as European representative to the ISS Medical board for microbiology, and is adviser for several European Union activities. He regularly teaches in several European engineering schools ( e.g. KTH, EPFL, Agro-Paris). In March 2017, He received a Doctor Honoris Causa from Antwerpen University (Belgium), he was invited speaker to the 2018 World Government Summit in Dubai.