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The ClearSpace Prize was presented to William Martin by Claude Nicollier, who was also a member of the jury. © EPFL Space Center, 2025

ClearSpace Prize: “And the winner is…”

Picture credits: The ClearSpace Prize was presented to William Martin by Claude Nicollier, who was also a member of the jury. © EPFL Space Center, 2025 We are proud to announce the winner of the very first edition of the ClearSpace Prize, which recognizes excellence in a semester project or […]

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EPFL Space Center at EUCASS 2025 © Adriano Koch

EPFL Space Center at EUCASS 2025: highlights from a week of space innovation and sustainability in Rome

Members of the EPFL Space Center had the pleasure of participating in the 11th European Conference for AeroSpace Sciences (EUCASS), held in Rome. As one of Europe’s largest aerospace research gatherings, EUCASS brings together scientists, engineers, students, and industry leaders to share insights on current challenges and advancements in aerospace […]

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Busy month of March for space sustainability at EPFL

During the last two weeks, EPFL space center has hosted and participated in a series of Space Sustainability Events. Space Sustainability Course for professionals Twelve professionals participated in a four-day course  to learn more about Space Sustainability from teachers from EPFL, MIT, and IMS Space Consulting. Main Highlights: Sasha Nick […]

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IAC 2024: the largest space-related event of the year

09.12.24 – From 14-18 October, a delegation from EPFL Space Center travelled to Milan to participate in the 75th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) which had the title “Responsible Space for Sustainability”. The event was marked by major announcements, lively panel discussions and incisive presentations. An inspirational gathering The IAC offers […]

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Twinkle, Twinkle Little Satellite

For millennia humans have been inspired by the stars but this may soon be a thing of the past due to a significant increase in the numbers of satellites, potentially limiting our view of the night sky. EPFL scientists are part of a global initiative to better protect Earth’s Dark […]

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