E117 - Julie Hartz - Inspiring the next generation of Space Explorers

Julie Hartz | LinkedIn


Julie has an initial background in physics and geoscience that
she acquired in her home country, Switzerland. After a year spent
on travels and internships in marine biology and numerical
modeling at the French National Geological Survey, she finally
chose to settle far from home, in Sydney, Australia, to
specialize in geochemistry.


Soon after she started her postgraduate degree at Macquarie
University, Julie discovered the interdisciplinary field of
Astrobiology and decided to dedicate her academic life to the
search for life in the Universe. Her ongoing and already awarded
research focuses on the traces of microbial life that are
preserved in rock samples from Martian analogues.


Adventurer at heart, Julie flew a plane solo for the first time
at the age of 15. She is always seeking the next challenge on
land, in the air, or under water. Certified deep scuba diver,
Julie recently let go of air tanks and regulators to start diving
deep under water on a single breath. Committed to empower women
in sports and science, in 2012 she co-founded the first Women’s
Soccer Team of her home University in Switzerland that is still
thriving in the regional championship today.


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