KTH Space Centre, the hub for Swedish space research and technology, in collaboration with Smartare Elektroniksystem, LIGHTer and Visit Kista cordially invites you to: Space Rendezvous – exploring Space systems and what is takes to be a space engineer
SAVE THE DATE: Thursday, October 31, 13.00 - 17.00
Register here: https://forms.gle/JiLzqssuBocSTPPE7
Zoom video stream: https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/61902640478
Swedish space systems solutions are found on numerous spacecrafts and vehicles, enabling the exploration of the universe for the benefit of mankind.
Welcome to Space Rendezvous – exploring space systems, the renowned event venue for Swedish space professionals and academics. Get ready to ignite your network, engage with top players, and discover the latest advancements on location in the space cluster Kista. Join us for a great opportunity to elevate your expertise and forge meaningful connections in the dynamic world of space systems technology.
During the Space Rendezvous you will:
* Learn about some of the latest space systems research and solutions from a wide range of expert speakers including Frontgrade Gaisler, Oxeon, StarWars, Procada, MIST, KTH and many more (detailed itinerary will be published soon)
* Panel discussion - what does it take to be a Space System Engineer?
* Presentations by the winners of of KTH Space Center's prize for the best final degree project
* Meet and mingle with space researchers, companies, institutions and students (find an x-jobb candidate)
* FIKA with Space cake (sponsored by LIGHTer) and exhibition with space companies and student projects
* Space PUB after event by Qmisk
PROGRAM:
13:00 Welcome!
13:00 - 13:15 Eyes in the Sky: Engineering Satellites for Groundbreaking Earth Insights and Innovation, Iris Lee Thompson, Rymdstyrelsen Cancelled due to illness. Itinerary will be adjusted accordingly.
13:15 - 13:30 Overview of the 5th generation European Space-Grade Processor and its Ecosystem, Jan Andersson Nerén, Frontgrade Gaisler
13:30 - 13:45 Space - the new and driving industry for lightweight solutions, Henrik Blycker, Oxeon
13:45 - 14:00 Surface treatment and alloy development to reduce weight of AM aluminium parts for aerospace applications, Johan Moverare, StarWars
14:00 - 14:15 Cost efficient manufacturing of lightweight space launchers using additive manufacturing, Almir Heralic, Procada
14:15 - 14:30 The winners of of KTH Space Center's prize for the best final degree project
Final degree project 1: Cusp Aurora Appearing at the Dayside tip of Transpolar Arcs - Dependence on IMF and Dipole Tilt, Cecilie Holmen, Mattias Wang
Final degree project 2: Trajectory Optimisation of a Spacecraft Swarm Maximising Gravitational Signal, Rasmus Maråk
Award Ceremony by Astronaut Christer Fuglesang
14:30 -15:30 Coffee/mingle break – with prize! Space cake sponsored by LIGHTer
Space exhibition
15:30 - 16:00 System Engineering and Management Methods in Space Projects, Sven Grahn, KTH
16:00 - 16:15 About using Balloons to study Black Holes, Mózsi Kiss, KTH
16:15 - 16:30 Systems Engineering in space; the Arctic Weather Satellite example, Enne Hekma, OHB
16:30 - 16:45 Towards innovative multifunctional composite structures for aerospace applications, Malin Åkermo, KTH
16:45 - 17:15 Panel discussion, Systems Engineering Requirements for Space Applications, Enne Hekma OHB, Sven Grahn, Malin Åkermo
17:00 - after event networking Space PUB in collaboration with Qmisk - the Student Chapter, Qlubbmästeriet IN-Sektionen Kista. RSVP in registration form! Malin Andreasson, Master of Ceremony, Qmisk
Welcome!
Time: Thursday, October 31, 13.00 - 17.00
Place: Electrum building, Sal A, Kistagången 16, Kista
