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Collaborators on the DISRUPT project include Delft University of Technology and University College Dublin.
University College Dublin required a robust GNSS antenna solution to reliably locate where EIRSAT-1's scientific measurements are recorded in orbit.
EIRSAT-1 was developed by a team of researchers and students at University College Dublin with support from the European Space Agency's Education Programme.
University College Dublin students designed, built, and tested EIRSAT-1 while participating in ESA Academy’s Fly Your Satellite! program.
The EIRSAT-1 student team operates a dedicated ground control facility at University College Dublin in Dublin.
ESA Education experts provided training and guidance to dozens of University College Dublin students during EIRSAT-1’s development.
The EIRSAT-1 student team is preparing to operate the satellite from Mission Control at University College Dublin.
EIRSAT-1 was built by students at University College Dublin under the guidance of ESA’s Education Office.
EIRSAT-1 was designed and built by students from University College Dublin participating in ESA Academy’s Fly Your Satellite! program.
Gerry O’Grady received a Bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering from University College Dublin in 1985.
Ciaran Connell received a Bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering from University College Dublin in 1982.