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LMTM prepares for Mooncrafting
By Milad Hamidi, Vincent Derouand
08.12.20 - Additive Manufacturing In-Situ Resources Utilization (AMISRU) is a research project led by the Thermomechanical Metallurgy Laboratory (LMTM) and supported by the EPFL Space Center (eSpace) and has been ...
READ MORE eSpace: a new website has launched!
By Vincent Derouand
18.11.20 - The EPFL Space Center (eSpace) has launched a fresh new version of its website. Entirely remodeled for all devices, it focuses on the main activities in education, research ...
READ MORE Deep Learning Algorithms Helping to Clear Space Junk from our Skies
By Candice Norhadian
29.10.20 - EPFL researchers are at the forefront of developing some of the cutting-edge technology for the European Space Agency’s first mission to remove space debris from orbit. How do ...
READ MORE ClearSpace-1 mission kicks off
By Candice Norhadian
10.07.20 - Work has just begun on building the first satellite that can capture and deorbit space debris. Making the space activities more sustainable is a huge responsibility – one ...
READ MORE The Euclid space telescope is coming together
By Candice Norhadian
09.07.20 - ESA’s Euclid mission has reached another milestone on its journey towards launch. Its two instruments are now built and fully tested. These have been delivered to Airbus Defence ...
READ MORE Shoot(s) for the Moon!
By Candice Norhadian
17.06.20 - Using robotics to grow and harvest plants without human intervention? That’s the aim of GrowBotHub, an EPFL project under the auspices of the IGLUNA 2020 initiative, in which ...
READ MORE ESA Academy: new gravity-related experiment opportunities for 2021
By Candice Norhadian
16.06.20 - ESA Academy has released three calls for proposals in the gravity-related experiment programmes. Spin Your Thesis! 2021 The Spin Your Thesis! (SYT) programme offers university students (bachelor, master ...
READ MORE Student projects rescheduled and redesigned
By Candice Norhadian
11.06.20 - Students taking part in EPFL’s interdisciplinary projects have had to work from home to limit the spread of COVID-19. Despite this challenge, they remain optimistic. EPFL’s interdisciplinary projects ...
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