The University of Notre Dame is a research university with activities in the space industry through its aerospace and mechanical engineering programs, space-related research, and student-led initiatives. The university's faculty and students are involved in projects such as designing CubeSats through the IrishSat team for launch via NASA's CubeSat Launch Initiative, conducting microgravity experiments on the International Space Station, and developing technology for quieter, more fuel-efficient aircraft engines in partnership with NASA. Notre Dame has also partnered with Sierra Space to explore space-based research and development in low-Earth orbit, utilizing platforms like the Dream Chaser spaceplane.
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Clive Neale is a planetary geologist at the University of Notre Dame.
Researchers from the University of Notre Dame will assess lightweight, high-strength polymer composite films for uses including inflatable modules, spacesuits, satellite shielding, and deorbiting parachutes.
Space Tango will deliver CubeLab investigations from the University of Notre Dame and Florida International University on NG-21.
Mark Kirasich received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1982 from the University of Notre Dame, Indiana.
The University of Notre Dame, Indiana, won third place in the Project Review Award at the college level in NASA’s 2023 Student Launch challenge.
The University of Notre Dame, Indiana, won second place in the STEM Engagement Award at the college level in NASA’s 2023 Student Launch challenge.
The University of Notre Dame, Indiana, won third place in the Safety Award at the college level in NASA’s 2023 Student Launch challenge.