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David Miller

aerospace engineer, former NASA chief technologist

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David Miller

aerospace engineer, former NASA chief technologist

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Occupation: military flight engineer, researcher
Position held: NASA Chief Technologist

Notable quotes

“It's a question of how we defeat the ideology of Zionism in practice. How do we make sure Zionism is ended essentially. There's no other way of saying that.”
— From an online conference cited by Anthony Julius, as quoted in "Bristol professor calls for 'end' of Zionism", The Jewish Chronicle (15 February 2021).
“[Asked if women in Iran should be able to dress as they please] Are you asking me about sex work and the status of sex workers?”
— During a discussion on Red Line TV, as cited in "David Miller attacked by left-wingers over claims in Iran debate" The Jewish Chronicle (23 October 2022).
“Protests are not enough... Those who are interested in ending this genocide must begin by targeting those responsible near them: the entire Zionist movement globally must live in fear of accountability until it is dismantled and its ideology eradicated. And let's be clear, there are Zionists everywhere. In every town and city. Find out where they are...”
— Tweet (24 March 2025), as cited in Jane Prinsley "Home Office urged to act after David Miller calls for Zionists to be 'targeted'", The Jewish Chronicle (25 March 2025).
“[The university] cannot, however, allow some 18-year-old student who comes up from [the Hertfordshire village of] Radlett to study, say, botany and joins the Jewish society to be characterised by one of its own professors as having signed up to a foreign-backed conspiracy to subvert the country's politics.”
— Daniel Finkelstein "Bristol University should sack conspiracist professor" The Times (23 February 2021).
“[On Miller's sacking as a professor] Bristol [University] has shockingly colluded in another Israeli-run witch hunt.”
— John Pilger tweet, as cited in "Why do so many academics believe in David Miller?", The Jewish Chronicle (8 October 2021).
“[The Attorney General should] reflect and come up with a solution [...] There will be a consensus in Parliament that this needs ironing out.”
— John Mann, Baron Mann "'Parliament must act over ludicrous Miller judgment'", The Jewish Chronicle (8 January 2024).

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Overview

David W. Miller is an American aerospace engineer who is the current Jerome Hunsaker Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an elected Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics since 2015. He is currently on a leave of absence from MIT to be a VP and the Chief Technology Officer to The Aerospace Corporation. He has worked on multiple NASA projects and served as NASA Chief Technologist. Early life and education Dr. Miller received both undergraduate and graduate degrees in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering at MIT. MIT Professor After graduation in 1988, Dr. Miller became a Research Associate for MIT's Aero/Astro. He was promoted to Principal Research Scientist and Assistant Professor before becoming an Associate Professor in 1997. He flew experiments on the Space Shuttle, including STS-48, STS-62, and STS-67 missions.

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