cubesat 2020

The new provisional workshop dates are Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th November 2020 with abstract submission and other deadlines extended by six months. Talks and supporting material will be streamed and archived on the conference website.

We look forward to welcoming researchers from around the world to the École Normale Supérieure and the Paris Observatory of of Paris Sciences et Lettres for an exciting couple of days discussing the latest advances in Interplanetary CubeSats. About Missions Resources. The sixth Interplanetary CubeSat Workshop will be held at or near the University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 30th and Wednesday May 31st, 2017. iCubeSat 2016 slides, optional papers, videos and other materials are now online in the workshop archive here. Agency Fly Your Satellite! The program will also include unconference sessions to provide additional opportunities to engage with the interplanetary CubeSat community and potential collaborators. Please do not hesitate to contact committee@iCubeSat.org if you have any questions. The workshop provides a unique environment for open wide ranging practical collaboration between academic researchers, industry professionals, policy makers and students developing this new and rapidly growing field. Ensuring the structural safety of a deployable solar panel under a severe launch vibration environment is one of the important factors for a successful CubeSat mission. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at committee@iCubeSat.org – we look forward to seeing you in Paris! We will continue to monitor the situation and post updates on the workshop website (www.iCubeSat.org) and hope to be able to confirm and finalise the workshop dates by summer. A lively social program in and around summertime Milan will be arranged for participants and their guests. The initial basic CubeSat unit measured 10x10x10 centimeter, conforming to specific interfaces for allowing a standardized containerized launch and had a maximum mass of 1 kilogram (the mass was later on increased to 1,33 kilogram). The ninth Interplanetary CubeSat Workshop will be held at or near Tsinghua University in Beijing, China on Tuesday, 17th November and Wednesday 18th November May 26th and Wednesday May 27th, 2020. First, in July … Researchers from more than two dozen countries will be soon be gathering at Clare College Cambridge to share the latest Interplanetary CubeSat developments.

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Read. A CubeSat’s deployable solar panel proposed in this study is effective to guarantee the structural safety of solar cells by attenuating launch loads owing to the superior damping characteristic achieved by a multilayered stiffener with … The workshop provides a unique environment for open wide ranging practical collaboration between academic researchers, industry professionals, policy makers and students developing this new and rapidly growing field. The eighth Interplanetary CubeSat Workshop will be held at or near the Politecnico di Milano in Milan, Italy on Tuesday, May 28th and Wednesday May 29th, 2019. We hope you will join us again next year at Politecnico di Milano in Milan, Italy next year on Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th May 2019 – see you there! QARMAN (led by the Von Karman Institute, Belgium): a 3-unit CubeSat mission to demonstrate re-entry technologies, particularly novel heatshield materials, a new passive aerodynamic drag stabilisation system, and the transmission of telemetry data during re-entry via data relay satellites in low-Earth orbit, already launched to the International Space Station and due to be deployed in early 2020 20th October 2019 Registration opens at iCubeSat.org/registration, 1st October 1st April 2020 Abstract upload deadline, 15th October 15th April 2020 Notification of abstract acceptance, 14th November 22nd May 2020 Presentation (and optional paper) upload deadline.

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