Research edition: connect and grow by discussing new challenges in Space
NL Space Campus, together with ESA ESTEC and LDE Universities, organises a Curiosity Series to create curiosity in the research environment by offering a platform for stimulating knowledge sharing, strengthening the network of researchers and open innovation.
Due to the success of the first edition, we are excited to bring to you the second edition on February 10 in 2022. This edition will be online and requires registration.
The challenge topic will be:
Radiation and effect on hardware and electronic components in the space environment
Discussions will be divided into 4 domains:
1. Space Radiation Environment research
2. Radiation and Materials
3. Radiation and electronics
4. Radiation and Biology
Please specify your preference when registering. We will try to divide the groups into everyone’s preference.
Let’s inspire, discuss space challenges and initiate cooperation to find solutions together.
With this Curiosity Series, together with ESA ESTEC and LDE Universities, we bring a platform where current challenges from researchers in the field of Space are discussed. By joining you connect with other experts in the research field of Space on the level of content, sharing knowledge and challenges. With a focus on strengthening the network and knowledge sharing of researchers between ESA ESTEC, LDE universities and other key players in the field of space such as SRON and TNO. By sharing your top (research) ideas and challenges about Space and working together, you bring your ideas and solutions to the next level.
Your current challenge can be next. Bring your current challenges to us for future events and discussions to find solutions specifically for your field and projects by contacting us at info@nlspacecampus.eu
By registering to this event you will receive updates for future events in this series.
This is a recurring event and will happen every 3 months. If you are not able to attend this event, you can register for our newsletter and stay updated about future events. If you have registered for a former event and/or this event, you will automatically stay updated about the Curiosity Series.
Interested what was discussed and found out during a former event? You can read about it in the blog and see pictures from the event at SBIC Noordwijk.
In support of this Series and the Space Research Community on NL Space Campus you can meet fellow researchers, share ideas and best practices and ask questions to the community, by becoming a member of the Linkedin Group Space Research Challenges and Solutions Sharing Netherlands. If you are interested to join the active community of Researchers from this Series and want to discuss and network further online, you can do so by joing the linkedingroup Space research Challenges and Solutions Sharing Netherlands.