Radboud University, a research university located in the Netherlands, contributes to the space industry through its Department of Astrophysics and Radboud Radio Lab. The university designs and builds astronomical instruments for both ground-based and space-based applications, focusing on low-power electronics and serving as an interface between science and industry. Radboud University is a partner in projects like the Africa Millimetre Telescope and the Event Horizon Telescope, and collaborates with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Max Planck Society. Key areas of research include black holes, neutron stars, gravitational waves, and the development of radio astronomy instrumentation.
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The Netherlands-China Low-Frequency Explorer was developed by Radboud University, ASTRON, and ISISpace with support from the Netherlands Space Office.