See below the overview of Newsletters published by the TU Delft Space Institute.
With more than 100 participants, the 2020 edition of the DSI-TNO-SRON ‘Innovate Your Space’ symposium themed ‘Smart Space’ on December 8th 2020 was again a success, even in an online environment. The theme of this symposium, “Smart Space”, sparked new perspectives and insightful discussion points on the needs, technologies, and approaches for Artificial Intelligence and … Continued
Miguel Bessa and Richard Norte, researchers at the TU Delft at the Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering have been awarded an Interstellar Initiatives Grant from the Limitless Space Institute.The award is for their research ‘Origami Photonic Crystal Sails with Machine Learning’. Their research focus is about the development and demonstration of nanoscale origami … Continued
The program of the joint ‘Innovate Your Space’ symposium by TU Delft Space Institute, TNO, and SRON themed ‘Smart Space’ is presented below. This online symposium takes place on Tuesday, December 8th 2020, 9.00-12.15. 09:00 – 09:20 Registration 09:20 – 09:30 Welcome by hosts Eberhard Gill TU Delft, Kees Buijsrogge TNO and Avri … Continued
After the successful “Innovate your Space” symposium last year, the time has come for the TU Delft Space Institute, TNO and SRON to host another edition together, themed “Smart Space”, on Tuesday December 8th 2020. This online symposium will cover topics such as (sub)system satellite, instrument design and production, navigation and control including intelligent target … Continued
Around 80 people joined the 2019 edition of the DSI-TNO-SRON ‘innovate your Space’ symposium, including experts from the space industry, knowledge institutes, government and academia. The symposium was a success with fruitful discussions, interesting keynotes, pitches and workshops related to this year’s topic ‘Innovation for Climate and Air Quality Monitoring’. The symposium started with a … Continued
The Fourth keynote speaker present at our symposium will be Sytze Kampen, Head of Technology at Airbus Defence and Space in Leiden. Kampen graduated in 1983 as MSc. (Ir.) from the faculty of Electrical Engineering at Delft University of Technology. He started with what was at that time the Space division of the Fokker company, … Continued
The Third keynote speaker present at our symposium will be Radboud Koop, Science Coordinator at NSO Netherlands Space Office. Koop received his MSc. and PhD. in Geodesy at Delft University of Technology, focusing his research on global gravity field modeling using satellite gravity gradiometry. Thereafter he served as assistant professor at the Faculty of Geodesy, … Continued
The second keynote speaker present at our symposium will be Pieternel Levelt, head of the Climate Observations Department at Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) and professor at Delft University of Technology. Levelt studied Chemistry at the Free University of Amsterdam, and obtained her Master degree in 1987 in Physical Chemistry. She did her PhD at … Continued
After last year’s successful “Innovate your Space” symposium, the TU Delft Space Institute, TNO and SRON will together host a new edition, themed “Innovation for Climate and Air Quality Monitoring”, on Tuesday November 26th, 2019. There will be keynote talks and, in the afternoon, various theme-related workshops will be held. Also, young talent will showcase … Continued
On November 14th, the TU Delft Space Institute joined forces with TNO and SRON to organize the “Innovate your Space” Symposium at the Art Centre Delft. More than 110 experts from industry, knowledge institutes, government and academia attended the day, full of effective and fruitful discussions and an opportunity to meet old and new partners … Continued