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14 Sep 2022
Here’s how an ANU business professor helped NASA manage its most ambitious mission yet
Business systems can change the space industry
19 Aug 2022
How glass is critical for the future of secure communication
The theme of this year's National Science Week is 'Glass: More than meets the eye.' To develop the next generation of communication, glass is critical.
21 Jul 2022
ANU space researchers set to add expertise to critical Defence projects
ANU InSpace is joining partners like Airbus to support the development and space qualification of mature leap-ahead technologies for the Australian Defence Force.
29 Jun 2022
Is that one-time security code really random? And why does it matter?
We encounter random numbers a lot as verification codes for online accounts or transactions. But are they truly random? Mission Specialist Prof Ping Koy Lam, leads the team that created the world's most popular online quantum random number generator. He explains how truly random numbers make our lives better.
22 Jun 2022
InSpace Mission Specialist Prof Tracy Smart attends top aerospace medicine meeting in the world
The latest developments in space medicine are showcased at the US Aerospace Medicine Association (AsMA) annual meeting. InSpace Mission Specialist Prof Tracy Smart was there.
9 Jun 2022
InSpace releases its first annual report
Learn more about the next generation of space and how it can change your life in our annual report.
25 May 2022
The next generation of communication is closer than you think
A new telescope that will help make the next generation of communication possible has arrived at ANU.
22 Apr 2022
Anti-satellite weapons: the US has sworn off tests, and Australia should follow suit
Dr Cassandra Steer, Deputy Director of InSpace, tells the Conversation why Australia should take up the US invitation not to conduct tests of destructive, direct ascent anti-satellite missiles.
21 Apr 2022
Looking at plants from space gives us critical data we can’t get on Earth
It’s hard to imagine that you can learn more about something on Earth from space. When it comes to vegetation, satellites with new imaging capabilities will let us see a whole new set of data.
1 Apr 2022
NASA stops at ANU on way to moon and Mars
The ANU Institute for Space and ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science welcomed Badri Younes, a Deputy Associate Administrator at NASA.
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