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Francois Jacq is the President of the French Space Agency (CNES).
COMAT's heritage includes numerous high-profile collaborations with CNES.
Part of the EUMETSAT processing chain for IASI-NG was developed by CNES.
Airbus Defence & Space built the IASI-NG instrument for CNES.
CNES received technical support from the French national scientific research centre CNRS and national weather service Meteo-France for IASI-NG.
CNES is responsible for the overall technical management of the IASI-NG instrument.
CNES and the IRAP astrophysics and planetology institute are miniaturizing instruments for future missions to the Moon and Mars.
PLD Space cleared the first phase of Flight Safety Validation with CNES for operations from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou.
PLD Space finished the first phase of the Flight Safety Validation process with the French space agency CNES.
CNES is leading the construction of the site’s shared infrastructure at a cost of €50 million.
Callisto is a reusable rocket demonstrator jointly developed by DLR, CNES, and JAXA.
CLS is a subsidiary of CNES and CNP and has pioneered satellite data collection and geolocation services.
CNES will fund 40% of the CO3D mission while Airbus Defence & Space will fund 60%.
The sensor developed for the MicroCarb mission is created with support from CNES.
CNES has developed algorithms to process imagery and generate large volumes of 3D imagery automatically in the cloud.
The IASI-NG instrument is a spectrometer developed by CNES for weather forecasting needs.
CNES establishes a roadmap to prioritize the development of technologies for future crewed spaceflights.
France’s ESA astronaut will perform a range of French experiments prepared by CNES.
CNES organizes two scientific parabolic flight campaigns each year, consisting of three flights that provide 22 seconds of weightless conditions.
CNES prepares experiments for both French astronauts and international crews on the ISS.