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Matt Williams
Oct. 22, 2014 - May 25, 2016
Writer at HeroX
Dec. 1, 2010 - March 1, 2015
Teacher at WSANEC School Board
Oct. 2, 2007 - June 1, 2009
Teacher at School District 84
Sept. 7, 2004 - June 29, 2006
Teacher at Ottawa Carleton District School Board
Sept. 7, 2004 - June 29, 2006
Teacher at Ottawa Carleton Catholic School Board
Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada
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A science communicator, space journalist, a former educator, and an enthusiast about all things technical, scientific, and futuristic. I live on Vancouver Island with my wife and family!
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Communications specialist Educator/Teacher Journalist Writer/Editor
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A science communicator, space journalist, a former educator, and an enthusiast about all things technical, scientific, and futuristic. I live on Vancouver Island with my wife and family!
skills
Communications specialist Educator/Teacher Journalist Writer/Editor
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by NASA Centennial Challenges Program
NASA's Watts on the Moon Challenge, Phase 1
Support NASA's efforts to explore the solar system. This Challenge seeks solutions to distribute, store and manage power in space.
Enter
$500K Prize
by XPRIZE
XPRIZE Visioneering 2018 - Design Challenge
Compete for a Chance to Win up to 100K by Designing and Pitching the next XPRIZE in 1 of our 5 Grand Challenge Areas
Judging Closed
$100K Prize
by NASA Centennial Challenges Program
NASA's Watts on the Moon Challenge
Support NASA's Phase 2 efforts to explore the solar system. This Challenge seeks solutions to transmit and store power in space.
Won
by International Rocket Engineering Competition
Spaceport America Cup 2020
The world's largest intercollegiate rocket engineering competition.
Closed
by NASA Tournament Lab
NASA's Lunar Delivery Challenge
Landing on the Moon with all that we need is just the beginning. Now we have to unload it. Your ideas can help jump-start the space economy
Won
$25K Prize
by Public Utility Challenge
Public Utility Challenge - Innovate PayPhones
Public Utility Challenge - InnovatePhones; Reinvent - Innovate - Design http://publicutilitychallenge.org/
Closed
$25K Prize
by NASA Tournament Lab
NASA Particle Partition Challenge
Help NASA develop next generation life support system hardware by solving a challenging problem with carbon separation and collection.
Won
$45K Prize
by NASA Tournament Lab
NASA Waste Jettison Mechanism Challenge
NASA is seeking concepts for a jettison mechanism to eject non-recyclable material from a crewed spacecraft during transit to and from Mars.
Won
$30K Prize
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International Rocket Engineering Competition
NASA Tournament Lab
XPRIZE
NASA Centennial Challenges Program
Public Utility Challenge
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