Dr. Langston will be participating in the Swiss Space Law Forum 2025 with a focus on Space Security: Multi-domain Threats & Interdisciplinary Approaches. “In a world where security challenges extend beyond Earth’s atmosphere, this conference brings together experts from law, policy, technology, and defense to explore how we can collectively ensure a safer, more stable, and sustainable space environment.” [SSLF]

Dr. Langston participated in UNOOSA’s technical advisory mission to the Government of Viet Nam, where she delivered a presentation on “Drafting a National Space Legislation: From A to Z.” Her contribution supports Viet Nam’s ongoing efforts to build a robust and future-ready national space framework.

Dr. Langston will be participating in the UNOOSA Conference on the Commercial Lunar Landscape and Policy Needs, looking at operator perspectives, space sustainability and safety issues. See more about the conference here.

Dr Langston will give a talk on “The Role of Space Law in Lawfare” for the U.S. Army War College.

Presentation on “Ethical considerations for governing private actors in space” (Link)

Dr Langston produces world leading research on space law, space flight operations and the role of the private sector in space. This presentation focuses upon the question of governance and how ethical considerations can be built into regulative processes for private agency in space. Particularly in cases where ethics can supplement law and deal with situations of uncertainty and cases where there are gaps in the law.