See below the overview of Newsletters published by the TU Delft Space Institute.
As the second keynote speaker on our symposium coming month, we are proud to present to you: Marc Valès, Space Programs Vice-President at Dassault Aviation. Marc has been playing for thirty years with all elements of European launchers family – Ariane 1 to 6, Soyuz and Vega – both in launch vehicle and ground segments. … Continued
We are happy to present to you our first keynote speaker: Egbert Jan van der Veen, Head of Technology at OHB System. Egbert is responsible for leading the R&D and technology developments at OHB System for all future missions and identifying and preparing for new business ventures. OHB System is the youngest of the European … Continued
On November 14th, the TU Delft Space Institute together with TNO and SRON will organize their next full-day symposium. This event is a unique opportunity to discuss and get updated on state of the art research and the challenging aspects for future space in terms of smarter, lighter and cheaper space systems. The programme will … Continued
On November 9th, the TU Delft Space Institute together with TNO will organize a full-day symposium. This event is a unique opportunity to discuss and get updated on state of the art research and the challenging aspects for future space. The program will be an intense mixture of presentations, poster sessions, panel discussions as well as matchmaking with … Continued
As the TU Delft Space Institute (DSI) is almost 2.5 years in existence, DSI organized a TU Delft Space2020 workshop last Thursday March 30th. It took place at the inspiring venue Lijm & Cultuur in Delft, and was well-attended by over 60 people. The purpose of this internal workshop was to gather input on the … Continued
On November 29th, the TU Delft Space Institute hosted the symposium ‘Space for Society’ with about 80 participants. The symposium demonstrated the close link between space and society and how the TU Delft can facilitate this link. Dr. Ger Nieuwpoort, Director of the Netherlands Space Office (NSO), provided the opening address. Each theme of the … Continued
On Thursday November 3rd, TU Delft Space Institute hosted the first Space drink event at the Else Kooy Laboratory (EKL) at the Faculty Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science. During this event presentations were given by EKL researcher Henk van Zeijl and PhD student Marsil de Athayde Costa e Silva. After these presentations drinks and snacks were available and there was time to network with other … Continued
On Wednesday September 21st, TU Delft Space Institute hosts a fifth guest lecture in a series of lectures which will be given by Mr. Giorgio Saccoccia, Head of Propulsion and Aerothermodynamics Division of ESA, from 16.00-17.00 hrs in Lecture room C at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering of the TU Delft. The topic of his lecture … Continued
On Tuesday June 7th , Professor Dr. Dan Scheeres from the University of Colorado will visit TU Delft and give a talk about the Mechanics of Asteroid Exploration. The talk will be held from 16.00-17.00 hrs in Lecture room C at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering of the TU Delft. Professor Dr. Scheeres will introduce the … Continued
On the 21st and 22nd of April, Delft University of Technology will host the CESUN Europe event 2016, a special European flavored event, focused on the theme Comprehensive Engineering. CESUN, the Council of Engineering Systems Universities, provides a platform for member universities worldwide to work together on developing Engineering Systems as an emerging field of … Continued