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Anthony C. Bruins I is a NASA-JSC veteran of 30+ years, a systems engineer, scientist and innovator and founder of Systemic Intelligent Fast Failure (SIFFTM).  He is also a "dog psychiatrist /dogchologist".  He was awarded the NASA Silver Snoopy Award which is NASA’s Highest Prestigious Award given to individuals within the NASA, Industry, and International Partner space flight team for outstanding contributions to mission safety and success.  Less than 1% of the total  NASA/Contractor workforce receives the Silver Snoopy Award.  Anthony integrated 17 different end users and/or stakeholders on the ground (MCC) that needed to tap into the ISS servers and laptops via the Orbiter Communications Adapter (OCA).


  

Michael A. McCullar is owner of ExoPlanet Technologies and Principal Investigator /Program Manager of the Macho Mengi (M2) Observatory System Program.  The M2 team has adopted  SIFFTM as the core methodology to develop M2's complex system of ground and space telescopes that are networked to operate as a single massive telescope to view the surfaces of stars and exoplanets.  He worked at NASA-JSC as a Thermal Vacuum Test Director and received numerous awards at Jacobs Engineering including the 2012 NASA Exemplary Contribution recognition for his support of the MBSU Installation Anomaly on the International Space Station (ISS). He also received the 2014 NSBE Celestial Torch Award – Aerospace Technologist. 

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