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The Space Cross-Tech Research Center at Tohoku University integrates small space systems, space robotics and exploration, space propulsion, and space communications with disciplines such as space life sciences, space materials science, and artificial intelligence.
Tohoku University established the Space Cross-Tech Research Center within the Tohoku University Green Future Creation Organization effective January 1, 2026.
The Space Cross-Tech Research Center at Tohoku University will research next-generation on-orbit service technologies such as debris removal and on-orbit refueling and pursue practical space-environment utilization and societal implementation.
South Soma City has partnered with major corporations like Mitsubishi Logistics and research institutions like Tohoku University.
ARES Project was established in 2022 and is primarily composed of students from Tohoku University and Keio University.
A team led by Yoshihiro Furukawa of Tohoku University identified ribose and glucose within the regolith of asteroid Bennu.
ElevationSpace will collaborate with JAXA and Tohoku University for the accepted research proposal.
A lunar ISRU robot was developed by a team from Tohoku University.
The research from Tohoku University enhances the role of international academic collaborations, vital for accelerating innovation and developing scalable solutions for future lunar missions.
The Tohoku University team developed a compact mechanical system capable of operating in extreme conditions.
Space Quarters is a venture originating from Tohoku University, developing a space construction system for large structures that will serve as infrastructure in orbit and on the lunar surface.
Space Quarters, founded in 2022 by Tohoku University, is developing a space construction system using a proprietary welding robot system for construction of large structures in orbit and on the Moon.
Professor Kazunori Takahashi from Tohoku University published this proposal on August 20, 2025, demonstrating how plasma jets can slow fragments and force them to leave orbit.
Ryo Ujiie received a B.S. degree in geophysics from Tohoku University in 2007.
Ryo Ujiie received an M.S. degree in geophysics from Tohoku University in 2009.
ispace raised $1,800,000 from Tohoku University Venture Partners Co., Ltd (THVP) on 2018-02-16.