13 September 2021 – The Bavarian research network Munich Aerospace is setting up ten new research groups with 19 doctoral scholarships for young researchers in aerospace. The collaborative projects focus on satellite-based innovations and the future field of “Green Aerospace”. For the first time, two...Tags: News EN
Join the next lecture of our partner Bauhaus Luftfahrt: On Monday, aeronautical engineer Marc Engelmann will talk about “Boarding assessment and COVID-19 considerations for the AVACON aircraft cabin concepts”.
Megaconstellations - Have the technical challenges been overcome? Are the business models viable? What does this mean for Germany as a user and for the German space industry? Under the name HEUMEGA, an independent trend analysis by Universität der Bundeswehr München and German Aerospace Center,...
16 August 2021 – Munich Aerospace awards two doctoral scholarships within the newly founded research group "GNSS Receiver Algorithms for Advanced Galileo Services" to support young scientists. The scholarships are aimed at qualified university graduates who have completed their studies in a field relevant...Tags: News EN, News EN
Again, the "Shanghai Ranking" places our member TU München among the 50 best universities in the world. "Remote Sensing" and "Aerospace Engineering" are among the nine mentioned subjects. Congratulations!
How can we produce sustainable fuels? - Find out the #H2020@HyFlexFuel final workshop on "Hydrothermalliquefaction (#HTL) as key-enabler for sustainable #biofuel production in Europe": 21-22 September 2021, 14:30 – 17:30 CET (remote). Register at:
Online learning is offering a variety of advantages for students – as long as courses are designed in a motivational and inspiring way. Munich Aerospace's #eLearning expert is sharing her knowledge at the @TU_Muenchen#LifelongLearning blog. 👉
One step closer to climate-neutral aviation: Together with international partners, #BauhausLuftfahrt has completed the conceptual proof for fuselage wake-filling propulsion integration. Congratulations! #climate#GreenAerospace#Sustainability
The #EarthObservation Center at @DLR_de developed a correction procedure that improves accuracy of image points to a few centimetres. The processor for #Sentinel1 is now in test operation at @esa.
The Munich Aerospace scholarships are aimed at qualified university graduates who have completed their studies in a field relevant to aerospace and are now aspiring for a doctorate at the Technische Universität München - TUM or the Universität der Bundeswehr München. Munich Aerospace offers four...
An international research team succeeded to produce #biocrudes from a variety of biomasses via hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL). #HTL biocrudes can be successfully upgraded to drop-in fuels in an industrially relevant environment, achieving hundreds of hours of continuous operations. They show promising compositions for a use...
Sustainable fuels reduce the number of ice crystals in contrails and thus their #climate impact. #Researchers at @DLR_de, working together with @NASA, achieved a halving of ice crystals under actual flight conditions. #ClimateAction#GreenAerospace
Registrations are now open for the next edition of our lecture series "Forum Munich Aerospace". Prof. Alexandre Choukér from @LMU_Muenchen will speak about #COVID19 research inspired by space".
Researchers working under the leadership of the @TU_Muenchen have conducted the first precise and comprehensive measurements of sea level rises in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. This is of vital importance for planning protective measures. #climate
Researchers working under the leadership of the TU München have conducted the first precise and comprehensive measurements of sea level rises in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. A new method makes it possible to determine sea level changes with millimeter accuracy even in...
While the pandemic fades, "the air transport industry needs to realign existing business models as well as to understand changing passenger requirements in detail", says Annika Paul, Operations Lead at Bauhaus Luftfahrt. Learn about the continuing impact of Covid-19 on aerospace industry in our partner's...
How are we going to fly in 2025? Our member institution Bauhaus Luftfahrt and #H2020 partners have completed the conceptual proof for synergistic propulsion-airframe integration. See impressive first insights into their Propulsive Fuselage Concept.
11 May 2021 - At Munich Aerospace, Paul Lungu conducted research on green rocket fuels, and now he works at Isar Aerospace, developing one of Germany’s first commercial launch vehicles. The vehicle design is to slash satellite transport costs to as low as one...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN
Munich Aerospace research group head Andreas Knopp, Professor at @unibw_m, has been appointed to the supervisory board of @DLR_de. Congratulations!
Berufung in den Aufsichtsrat des DLR
Prof. Andreas Knopp, Professur für Informationsverarbeitung an der #unibwm sowie Gründungsmitglied des Forschungszentrums #SPACE, wurde in den Aufsichtsrat des Deutschen Zentrums für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) berufen. Wir gratulieren. pic.twitter.com/04Y8g4Kh6Y
17 Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) institutes are developing an unmanned, solar-powered stratospheric aircraft. The High-Altitude Platform (HAP) alpha weighs 36 kilograms, has a payload capacity of five kilograms, a wingspan of 27 metres and is expected to fly to an altitude of...
1 April 2021 – In summer semester 2021 the "Forum Munich Aerospace" lecture series will be available online for the first time. In five lectures, the speakers report on latest developments in the field of aerospace from different perspectives. Munich Aerospace contributes during the...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
Professor Gerhard Kramer leads a Munich Aerospace Research Group on IoT Satellite Systems. In an interview, the Senior Vice President for Research and Innovation at TU München speaks about the meaning of sustainability in research.
17 February 2021 – Munich Aerospace awards doctoral scholarships in the field of aerospace research to support young scientists. The scholarships are aimed at qualified university graduates who have completed their studies in a field relevant to aerospace and are now aspiring for a...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
9 December 2020 – The Department of Aerospace and Geodesy (LRG) of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) invites applications for three professorships to begin in winter semester 2021/2022. With more than 50 professorships, including 30 new appointments, the TUM Department of Aerospace and...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
8 December 2020 – With the support of astronaut Dr. Thomas Reiter, Munich Aerospace publishes a second online course covering the topic “Space Safety”. How can we prevent satellites from colliding? How safe are astronauts on the ISS? What are the benefits of their...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
How can we prevent satellites colliding? How can satellites be protected from meteorite impacts? How important are satellites in today’s age? Experts from the European Space Agency, Technical University of Munich, German Aerospace Center, Bundeswehr University Munich and Ludwig Maximilians University Munich address all these...
30 September 2020 – At its meeting on 29 September, the Munich Aerospace Executive Board and Scientific Advisory Board welcomed four new members to the team. Following the end of the term of his predecessor, the Advisory Board has appointed Dr. Günther Kohlhammer as...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
Worldwide scientists and aerospace experts are getting prepared for the first international Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Urban Air Mobility. Stay current on: www.global-aerospace-campus.org
14 September 2020 – Aerospace drives technological transformation while being subjected to profound changes through digitalisation. The new online course “Digitalisation in Aeronautics and Space” allows an insight into this changing world as well as highlighting the impact on working conditions in engineering. The...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
Digitalisation is changing our society and the working world, creating new processes and radically altering existing workflows. Aerospace is being impacted like every other scientific field and innovation without digitalisation is no longer conceivable. The three-part MOOC series “Digitalisation in Aeronautics and Space” is thus...
19 August 2020 - The Technical University of Munich (TUM) invites applications for the position of Professor in "Pico- and Nanosatellites and Satellite Constellations" W2 Tenure Track Assistant Professor (with tenure track to W3) or W3 Associate/Full Professor; to begin in summer 2021. The...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
13 August 2020 - Almost all satellites are powered by solar cells – but solar cells are heavy. While conventional high-performance cells reach up to three watts of electricity per gram, perovskite and organic hybrid cells could provide up to 10 times that amount....Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
21 July 2020 - How can we make aviation ready for the future? The interdisciplinary team at Bauhaus Luftfahrt carries out internal group design projects on this issue at regular intervals. Focusing on aviation’s contribution to reducing overall emissions, the 2019 group design project...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
28 May 2020 – On June 8, TUM's student initiative HORYZN is to present their third prototype 'Silencio Gamma' online on YouTube. The 29 Bachelor, Master and PhD students conceptionalized, designed and built an electric unmanned aerial vehicel (UAV). The student initiative HORYZN -...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
26 May 2020 - Munich Aerospace Alumna Caroline Specht received the Best Student Paper Award at the European Control Conference (ECC 20). In the paper, titled “Neighborhood estimation in sensitivity-based update rules for real-time optimal control”, a method to estimate the domain of validity...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
14 May 2020 - The Munich Aerospace Alumnus Dr Abolfazl Lavaei receives the Best Demo/Poster Award at the 23rd Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) International Conference on Hybrid Systems: Computation and Control (HSCC 2020) in Sydney, Australia. In his paper entitled “AMYTISS: A Parallelized Tool...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
4 May 2020 - The Munich Aerospace member instituions Technical University of Munich (TUM) and German Aerospace Center (DLR) have been successful in the competition “International Future Labs for Artificial Intelligence” of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The new Future...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
30 April 2020 - The Munich Aerospace research network publishes its first scientific space report. Entitled “New Horizons in Space Technology”, this English-language publication documents the state of space research, looking at promising new technologies and potential applications. Articles by such prominent individuals as...Tags: News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN, News EN
A growing number of variants and increasing quality requirements are daily challenges for production companies. Our online course on "Digitalisation in Aeronautics and Space" gives insights in the latest scientific ideas for Industrie 4.0. Further information: www.global-aerospace-campus.org Register at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Find out about the planning, design and task-oriented programming for human-robot-collaboration. Our online course on "Digitalisation in Aeronautics and Space" gives further insights in innovations in production technologies. Further information: www.global-aerospace-campus.org Register at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Combining research, graduate programmes and teaching, Munich Aerospace has succeeded in institutionally interlinking its four member institutions Technical University of Munich (TUM), Bundeswehr University Munich (UniBwM), German Aerospace Centre particularly its institutes located in Oberpfaffenhofen (DLR), and Bauhaus Luftfahrt (BHL).
The nexus of business, research and public policy, Munich Aerospace links great diversity of scientific and technical expertise, sets key research objectives, identifies new research goals and promotes the Munich region as an international centre for technology, the sciences and further education in the field of aerospace now and in the future.
Megaconstellations - flight groups of usually more than 100 satellites - have been prominently featured in space news for several years now. Media coverage has increased considerably with the numerous launches of Starlink and OneWeb satellites and has now reached public awareness.
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#MOOCMonday summer series: How to develop a successful e-learning program - TUM Executive & Professional EducationOnline learning is offering a variety of advantages for students – if the courses are designed in a motivational and inspiring way. Spoiler alert: Just putting content that is normally … Read More here
DLR – Digital corrections for Sentinel-1 satellite imagesResearchers at the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) Earth Observation Center (EOC) have developed a correction procedure for the radar satellites of the...
Forum Munich Aerospace - Prof. Dr. Alexander ChoukérFORUM MUNICH AEROSPACEProf. Dr. Alexander ChoukérFrom bridges to benefits: COVID-19 research inspired by space
DLR – Lower climate impact when using sustainable fuelsThe warming effect from contrails represents the largest contributor to the climate impact of air transport, having an even greater effect than carbon dioxide. Now, researchers at the German Aerospace...
Precise data for improved coastline protectionResearchers working under the leadership of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have conducted the first precise and comprehensive measurements of sea level rises in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. A new method now makes it possible to determine sea level changes with millimeter accuracy even in coastal areas and in case of sea ice coverage. This is of vital importance for planning protective measures.
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