The University of Luxembourg is a public research university with a strong focus on space-related research and education. Through its Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), it conducts research in satellite communications, autonomous systems, space resources, and space vehicles, collaborating with over 65 public and private organizations through its Partnership Programme. The university also offers a Master in Space Technologies and Business, developed with the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA), and partners with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) on various projects. Associated keywords include space systems engineering, satellite technology, space law, and space resource utilization.
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The Trantor consortium included the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS), Hispasat, Indra, Quadsat, Software Radio Systems (SRS), Starion, the University of Luxembourg, and Inster.
Sabrina Alam is Space Lead at the SnT Technology Transfer Office at the University of Luxembourg.
Sabrina Alam is Space Lead at the SnT Technology Transfer Office at the University of Luxembourg.
OQ TECHNOLOGY will lead a consortium consisting of The SigCom Research Group at the University of Luxembourg and Leaf Space to perform the tasks under the ESA contract.
The planned Space Resources Research Center will build upon existing work with research institutes and the University of Luxembourg.