Aarhus University is a leading public university in Denmark with strong research credentials. Within the space industry, it's involved in planetary research, particularly Mars and Moon analogue studies, and collaborates with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA). Aarhus University also has the Aarhus Space Centre (SpaCe) which focuses on Earth Observation, Space Exploration, and Space and Humanities. They also built the Delphini-1 CubeSat in collaboration with GomSpace to study nanosatellites for scientific investigations.
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The University of Copenhagen coordinates an international consortium to deliver the Mani mission, with Danish partners including Aalborg University, Aarhus University, the University of Southern Denmark, the Danish Meteorological Institute, and Space Inventor.
The Center for Interstellar Catalysis (InterCat) in Aarhus is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation and is investigating whether membranes, nucleobases, and nucleotides form efficiently in space.
Researchers Sergio Ioppolo and Alfred Thomas Hopkinson reproduced giant interstellar dust cloud conditions in laboratories at Aarhus University and the HUN-REN Atomki facility in Hungary.
Scaled prototypes of the Tumbleweed rovers tested at Aarhus University's Planetary Environment Facility confirmed that wind speeds of 9-10 metres per second could move the rovers over sand, pebbles, and rocks.
Momentus signed a contract with Aarhus University for transportation and orbital delivery services in late 2024.
Aarhus University will fly the DISCO-II payload, which is designed to provide climate monitoring.
The DISCO-I payload from Aarhus University was placed into low Earth orbit during the Vigoride-6 mission that launched in April 2023.
Vigoride-6 launched in April 2023 and deployed the REVELA payload for ARCA Dynamics, the VIREO CubeSat for C3S LLC, the DISCO-1 CubeSat for Aarhus University, and the IRIS-C payload booked through ISILAUNCH for an Asian customer.
Vigoride-6 deployed the DISCO-1 CubeSat for Aarhus University.
Vigoride-6 will deliver the DISCO-1 CubeSat for Aarhus University.
The Vigoride-6 mission will deliver the DISCO-1 CubeSat for Aarhus University.
Seequent, a business unit of Bentley Systems, acquired Aarhus GeoSoftware.
2Operate’s AI-based product 2Solve was evaluated using GomSpace’s GOMX-4 satellite mission and Aarhus University’s Delfini-1 mission.