iLAuNCH eye in the sky space camera project goes live!
iLAuNCH
Another ANU iLAuNCH Trailblazer project has been signed! Bringing together a partnership from across the globe, the latest iLAuNCH Trailblazer project will see the Australian defence and space industry gain onshore manufacturing of new eye in the sky technology, a space camera that will provide images back to Earth at high speed to aid in disaster resilience operations, land management, and defence.
ANU InSpace BDM Natasha Disha attends the 6th Summit for Space Sustainability
Sustainability
Last week, ANU InSpace Business Development Manager, Natasha Disha, attended the 6th Summit for Space Sustainability, held at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan) in Tokyo, Japan. This high-level, multi-day forum was co-hosted by the Secure World Foundation (SWF) and the National Space Policy Secretariat of the Cabinet Office, Government of Japan to highlight opportunities and challenges for developing solutions for space sustainability.
CubeSat technology iLAuNCH project goes live!
iLAuNCH
Exciting advancements in CubeSat technology! The latest iLAuNCH Trailblazer project is developing Australia’s first vectored thrust system for small satellites. Partnering with The Australian National University, Boswell Technologies, and AZISTA INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED, this initiative will enhance CubeSat maneuverability for applications in Earth observation, secure communications, and more.
ACT Space Industry Work Exploration Program returns for a second year
Mission control
Last week, the ANU InSpace team was honoured to participated in the 2nd Annual ACT Space Industry Work Exploration Program. ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore gave the keynote address for the second year in a row, and she was delighted by the passion and participation the students showed.
SPIE Conference held in Yokohama, co-chaired by ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore
Mission control
Yokohama, Japan played host for this year’s SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics Conference last week, for which ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore was Symposium Co-Chair.
ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore on ABC
Mission control
Breaking news: ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore appeared on ABC News this morning to speak about the Starliner Mission; the Chinese Lunar Return Mission Chang'e-6, which has just returned from collecting samples on the dark side of the moon; and about the space sector in Australia and the value of space research and technologies to life here on Earth.
ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore visits world-leading space radiation design and testing facilities
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Last month, ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore had the honour of visiting two of the world's leading groups on space radiation design and testing: the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) and the Centre National d'Études Spatiales.
ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore visits Space Science Laboratory
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Space Sciences Laboratory is a space-focussed organisational unit at the University of California, Berkeley with a very long and successful history in designing, building, and operating astronomy and space satellites. Last month, ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore had the opportunity to visit the Space Sciences Laboratory and chat about how ANU and UCB can work together in space.
ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore wins Executive of the Year
Mission control
Congratulations to our Director Anna Moore who won Executive of the Year at the Space Connect AusSpace24 Australian Space Awards 2024!
The latest ANU iLAuNCH project, Manufacturing wearable-based health solutions for space medicine, has gone live!
iLAuNCH
The latest ANU iLAuNCH project, Manufacturing wearable-based health solutions for space medicine, has gone live!
2024 Air and Space Power Conference - InSpace takeaways
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Last week, InSpace Business Development Manager Christopher Kourloufas attended the 2024 Air and Space Power Conference, which explored the theme of “Building Readiness and Resilience in National Air and Space Power across the Spectrum of Competition.”
ANU iLAuNCH project, Resilient Radio for Satellite Communication (SATCOMM) has gone live!
iLAuNCH
ANU iLAuNCH project, Resilient Radio for Satellite Communication (SATCOMM) has gone live!
ANU InSpace Director Anna Moore speaks at the WOMEN IN TECH ® Global Summit 2024
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ANU InSpace Director Anna Moore attended the WOMEN IN TECH ® Global Summit 2024 in Paris this May.
InSpace joins the iLAuNCH strategy day in Brisbane
ANU Institute for Space | InSpace's Associate Directors Benjamin Bek and Kate Ferguson were happy to join the iLAuNCH family in Brisbane for the Strategy Day and to hear about all of the great developments that have happened in the past few months. Everyone is looking forward to more projects going live soon.
ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore becomes a member of the Advisory Board for this year’s Global MilSatCom Conference and Exhibition
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We’re proud to announce that ANU InSpace Director Professor Anna Moore is a member of the Advisory Board for this year’s Global MilSatCom Conference and Exhibition.
ACSG latest workshop on 'Securing Australia through Space'
Australian Centre for Space Governance (ACSG)
The Australian Centre for Space Governance recently held a successful workshop titled 'Securing Australia through Space' which explored the theme through various perspectives and featured international experts from academia, industry, and government.
ANU is a finalist for University of the Year!
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ANU is a finalist for University of the Year in the SpaceConnect AUS SPACE 24 Space Awards, and InSpace Director, Professor Anna Moore, is a finalist in the Executive of the Year category.
Supporting the Australian Space Diversity Alliance
We at ANU InSpace support and endorse Australian Space Diversity Alliance (ASDA) goal to achieve a thriving and innovative space community that reflects the diversity and capability of our entire nation, as a necessary and essential component of any sector.
NSTF is a trusted partner for the Kanyini mission success
The team at the National Space Test Facility is proud to have contributed to the achievement of such a critical milestone of the Kanyini satellite ahead of its launch. The NSTF is a trusted partner for the Kanyini mission success.