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Lena De Winne (née Nikolova; January 23, 1969) is the Deputy Head of Administration of Asgardia, also known as the Space Kingdom of Asgardia, and the CEO of NGO Asgardia. From 1993 to 2009 she worked in the European Space Agency based in the town of Noordwijk in the Netherlands[1] where she was engaged in international relations, business development, promotion, and educational activities. De Winne is a writer and public figure and her work is focused on human spaceflight, popular communication, and literature. She has written several books of prose and poetry and numerous articles.

Education

Lena De Winne grew up and studied in Moscow at secondary school 36 (later the school was renamed to 1208). In 1986 she began studying at the Moscow Power Engineering University with a specialty in electrical engineering (completed MSc in 1992).

In 1998 she started to earn her a Master in Business (MBA) from the The Hague University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands, which she completed in 2000. In 2003 she earned a Ph.D. in Psychology from the California Southern University (formerly Southern California University for Professional Studies).

Career

Lena De Winne began her work in human spaceflight in 1993 when she assumed her first role with the European Space Agency (ESA) as an interpreter for the Euromir Programs.

From 2010 to 2012, Lena De Winne worked as a television presenter at the Belgian production studio Kanakna, now operating as Zodiak, and participated in filming an 11-series documentary program on Russia called "Rusland voor Beginners"[2] commissioned by the Belgian state-owned Canvas channel.

In 2009, Lena De Winne wrote her first story about the expedition of her husband, Frank De Winne and his crew, Roman Romanenko and Robert Thirsk,  aboard the ISS. The book is called My Countdown: The Story Behind my Husband’s Spaceflight. It was originally written in English (published by Apogee Books, Canada) but the book was translated into Dutch (published by Davidsfonds, Belgium) and into French (published by Racine, Belgium). Later she re-wrote the book in Russian (published by AST, Russia). Between 2009-2010, she authored a series of articles about human spaceflight in the science section of the Snob portal.

During Roman Romanenko’s second flight (19 December 2012 - 14 May 2013), Lena De Winne wrote a children's book dedicated to his daughter, Romanenko Nastya. The book was published by the publishing house Samokat and was entitled, "My father is an astronaut. A true story about how Roman Romanenko and clown Klepa flew into space”.

In 2013, De Winne co-authored a literary and artistic project called "XXI Century. The View of the Artist and the Poet”[3] with artist Vyacheslav Davydov for the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics. She became a member of the Writers’ Guild of Moscow in the same year.  

In 2014, De Winne became the Director of ROOM Space Journal.

In 2015, in co-authorship with the artist Denis Trusevich, Lena De Winne released a book in Russian titled "Space Alphabet" (self-published). This book is now used in extracurricular space education across Russia. In 2015, she also became a member of the poetic group DOOS, created by Konstantin Kedrov.

On October 12, 2016, De Winne joined the team of the Asgardia, under the leadership of Igor Ashurbeyli.

Personal Life

Lena De Winne has been married Frank De Winne since 2005, an astronaut from the European Space Agency[4] who she met while working at ESTEC, The Netherlands.

Works

  • My Countdown. 2011. 320 pp. Ed. AST, ASTEREL, ISBN 978-5-17-073530-3 , ISBN 978-5-271-34791-7.
  • My father is an astronaut. A true story about how Roman Romanenko and clown Klepa flew into space. 2013[5]
  • The Space Alphabet. 2015 80 pp. Ed. Big Dipper. ISBN 9978-5-00028 -045-4, ISBN 978-5-903078-42-4 .
  • Jolly in the circus. Ed. Lit. 2016[6]
  • Colorful. Ed. Liters., Solid Press, 2016[7]
  • VersesIz. Solid Press. 2016[8]
  • To the touch. Poems. Ed. LitRes. 2016[9]
  • Room Magazine Publications 2017-2018[10]


References

  1. Asgardia
  2. ESA
  3. Books
  4. Docu: Rusland voor beginners
  5. Davidsfonds
  6. Racine
  7. Snob Portal
  8. Snob Portal
  9. Samokat
  10. Vyacheslav Davydov
  11. ROOM Space Journal


External Links


  1. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  2. ^ "Docu: Rusland voor beginners". Humo (in Dutch). Retrieved 2019-01-04.
  3. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  4. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  5. ^ "Roman Romanenko, Russian astronaut". Russian Personalities (in Russian). 2012-12-21. Retrieved 2019-01-04.
  6. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  7. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  8. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  9. ^ "Лена Де Винне", Википедия (in Russian), 2019-01-02, retrieved 2019-01-04
  10. ^ "Contributors: Lena De Winne". Room, The Space Journal. Retrieved 2019-01-04.
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