News Nation quoted John Crassidis in an article about a small battery pack discarded from the International Space Station that did not burn up in the atmosphere, and instead landed on a home in Florida. 

This Week in Tech podcast featured John Crassidis  in an episode about space debris. The episode was shared on Space.com, MSN and other websites.

Aerospace America quoted John Crassidis in an article about how a nuclear detonation would impact space debris.

John Crassidis appeared on RTVI to discuss why a piece of space debris recently made its way through Earth’s atmosphere and fell on a house in Florida.

An article in The Atlantic about the growing problem of space debris and satellite collisions quoted John Crassidis.

Payload Space quoted John Crassidis in a story about Astroscale, a Japanese startup with the mission to clean up space junk, with Crassidis noting that that the company becoming profitable is likely not feasible.

Eleonora Botta was selected as the Young Professional of the year by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Niagara Frontier Section.