Imperial College London is a leading UK university with significant involvement in space research and activities. The Space and Atmospheric Physics group, part of the Physics Department, focuses on world-class research and training in experimental and theoretical aspects of space and atmospheric physics. They design and build space instrumentation and collaborate with space agencies like NASA and ESA on missions exploring the solar system. Imperial also provides facilities like the Space Magnetometer Calibration Facility and the Earth Observation and Characterisation Facility.
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Jesús Manuel Muñoz Tejeda is a cofounder of Persei Space and holds a doctorate in aerospace engineering from Imperial College London.
Benjamin Fernando, a postdoctoral research fellow at Johns Hopkins, and Constantinos Charalambous of Imperial College London used data from 127 seismometers to reconstruct the Shenzhou module’s path.
Aderin-Pocock earned her PhD in mechanical engineering from Imperial College London.
Il Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali (CIRA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Imperial College London to strengthen aerospace research and the space economy.
Dr. Martin Archer from Imperial College London received a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship to work with Eutelsat OneWeb on space weather research.
Imperial College London is collaborating with Eutelsat OneWeb to explore using Eutelsat OneWeb’s LEO constellation for global space weather monitoring.
Imperial College London received £144,000 to develop a magnetometer approach that reduces the need for spacecraft booms.