The University of Houston (UH) is a public research university involved in the space industry through various research centers and programs. Notably, the Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture (SICSA) focuses on developing habitats and structures for extreme environments, including space. UH also houses the Space Physics Group, which conducts research in areas like atmospheric electricity, space plasma physics, and electric spacecraft propulsion. UH partners with organizations like NASA, Axiom Space and Boeing, and has received NASA grants to establish new aerospace engineering research centers.
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ADVACAM developed the technology in collaboration with CERN, the Czech Technical University in Prague, the University of Houston, and JSC.
In the 1990s, University of Houston materials scientist Alex Ignatiev manufactured a semiconductor on NASA’s Wake-Shield Facility in low Earth orbit that was 10,000 times better in quality than comparable Earth-made semiconductors.
Fugro's role in the project is to provide the University of Houston with real-world Geo-data and guidance for hands-on training.
Fugro has joined the University of Houston and four partnering universities on a collaborative project to advance Geo-data science skills in the energy sector.