The Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON) is the Dutch national expertise institute for space research, focusing on astrophysics, Earth observation, and exoplanetary research. SRON develops advanced space instruments and technologies, including detectors for X-rays, infrared, and visible light, and participates in international missions with partners like ESA, NASA, and JAXA. As a national institute, SRON advises the Dutch government on space research and coordinates national contributions to international space missions. Key activities include instrument development, scientific research, and advising governmental bodies, working with partners such as the Dutch Research Council NWO.
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The Spectro-polarimeter for Planetary Exploration was developed and built by a Dutch consortium led by the Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Airbus Defence and Space Netherlands.
The Spectro-polarimeter for Planetary Exploration was developed and built by a Dutch consortium led by the Netherlands Institute for Space Research and including Airbus Defense and Space Netherlands.