Alexis Sáinz co-chairs the American Bar Association’s Committee on Space Law.
Hogan Lovells hired Alexis Sáinz to build its Space and Satellite practice after she joined from Milbank.
Alexis Sáinz represents satellite operators, aerospace manufacturers, launch service providers, financial institutions, private equity firms, export credit agencies, and multilateral development banks on structured financings, project financings, M&A transactions, debt and equity offerings, and regulatory matters.
Alexis Sáinz is a member of Hogan Lovells’ Infrastructure, Energy, Resources, and Projects group and the firm’s Steering Committee for its Latin America Practice Group.
Alexis Sáinz is a partner at Hogan Lovells and the global co-leader of the firm’s Space and Satellite practice.
The new spectrometer by ABB is called ALExIS, short for Autonomous Lunar Exploration Infrared Spectrometer.
ALExIS will be designed to collect the spectral fingerprint of molecules from the edge of the visual range to the thermal infrared range.
ALExIS is being developed from ABB's existing Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FTIR) technology, which is widely used in industrial operations worldwide.
ALExIS will use FTIR spectroscopy to measure how infrared light interacts with the soil, revealing its chemical composition and mapping the distribution of key elements.
Alexis Bonnell is head of adoption and deployment at Open AI for Government.
The Hogan Lovells Space and Satellite team is led by partners Randy Segal, Steven Kaufman, and Alexis Sainz, along with senior associate George John.