Dr. Eliad Peretz, an Israeli researcher who has been holding senior positions at NASA for over a decade, received NASA’s prestigious Exceptional Achievement Medal, recognizing his remarkable progress and contributions. He is the Technology Program Manager and Lead Researcher for new space missions at the Goddard Space Flight Center. Dr. Peretz is a Technion Aerospace Engineering alumni.
“As for me, receiving this award marks a significant milestone in my extraordinary life journey,” Peretz shared with the website of the Davidson Institute for Science Education.
“It serves as a substantial indication of the importance and quality of the space missions and scientific research that I currently lead. It also acts as a compass pointing towards future opportunities in my professional career and an important moment to pause, evaluate, and take stock. On a personal level, this is an exciting and personal moment that I am thrilled to share with my family and close friends.”
Dr. Eliad Peretz was awarded one of NASA’s most esteemed decorations, the Exceptional Achievement Medal, at a ceremony in Washington. This highly-regarded award is presented annually to a select group of employees who make significant contributions to the advancement of the agency’s missions, through scientific, technological or organizational improvements.
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