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5. April 2023

Inaugural lectures by Prof. Dr Jessica Agarwal and Prof. Dr Ferdinand Plaschke Aktivität kleiner Körper im Sonnensystem
Vom Sonnenwind zum Weltraumwetter: Dynamische Prozesse im erdnahen Weltraum

20. September 2022

Impacts of space travel on the environment and climate A boost for research: How do rocket emissions and space debris affect the Earth's atmosphere?

12. September 2022

TU Braunschweig involved in NASA mission to the Jupiter system In Braunschweig laboratory measuring instruments for the "Europa Clipper" mission are calibrated

13. July 2022

3D printing in zero gravity Student initiative involved in DLR and ESA experiment

3. November 2021

Comets in the laboratory Publication on the vacuum chamber awarded as "Editor's Pick"

1. October 2021

BepiColombo: First Rendezvous with Mercury First measurement of the magnetic field of Mercury's southern hemisphere

21. September 2021

Sustainable transport system for commercial space travel awarded Innovation Award Lower Saxony 2021 for GAIA Aerospace e.V.

26. August 2021

On a grand tour through the solar system Magnetometer of the TU Braunschweig on another Venus flyby

28. July 2021

Spotlight: Faculty visits 1 – the “Tour de Maschinenbau” The President's topics and appointments

30. June 2021

Mail from … Braunschweig Dr. Aditya Thakur about his impressions and experiences as an international researcher

15. October 2020

BepiColombo flew past Venus Satellite with measuring instruments from TU Braunschweig on course for Mercury

13. July 2020

MOONRISE: Bringing 3D printing to the moon Moondust melted under lunar conditions

7. April 2020

Innovative Technologies for Satellites Braunschweig and Würzburg work on small satellite INNOcube

28. February 2020

The Week at TU Braunschweig Newsletter-Prototype | 20. February 2020

13. January 2020

The Sun in Close-up "Solar Orbiter" with computer technology from Braunschweig shortly before launch

26. July 2019

“SmartSpace” successful at innovation competition Ideas for future communication via the Internet of Things

17. July 2019

Welcome committee for comets ESA mission starts 2028 with measurement technology from Braunschweig

28. May 2019

MOONRISE: Bringing 3D-printing to the moon Melting moon dust with the laser

14. April 2015

Tag: Space

Inaugural lectures by Prof. Dr Jessica Agarwal and Prof. Dr Ferdinand Plaschke Aktivität kleiner Körper im Sonnensystem
Vom Sonnenwind zum Weltraumwetter: Dynamische Prozesse im erdnahen Weltraum

Impacts of space travel on the environment and climate A boost for research: How do rocket emissions and space debris affect the Earth's atmosphere?

TU Braunschweig involved in NASA mission to the Jupiter system In Braunschweig laboratory measuring instruments for the "Europa Clipper" mission are calibrated

3D printing in zero gravity Student initiative involved in DLR and ESA experiment

Comets in the laboratory Publication on the vacuum chamber awarded as "Editor's Pick"

BepiColombo: First Rendezvous with Mercury First measurement of the magnetic field of Mercury's southern hemisphere

Sustainable transport system for commercial space travel awarded Innovation Award Lower Saxony 2021 for GAIA Aerospace e.V.

On a grand tour through the solar system Magnetometer of the TU Braunschweig on another Venus flyby

Spotlight: Faculty visits 1 – the “Tour de Maschinenbau” The President's topics and appointments

Mail from … Braunschweig Dr. Aditya Thakur about his impressions and experiences as an international researcher

BepiColombo flew past Venus Satellite with measuring instruments from TU Braunschweig on course for Mercury

MOONRISE: Bringing 3D printing to the moon Moondust melted under lunar conditions

Innovative Technologies for Satellites Braunschweig and Würzburg work on small satellite INNOcube

The Week at TU Braunschweig Newsletter-Prototype | 20. February 2020

The Sun in Close-up "Solar Orbiter" with computer technology from Braunschweig shortly before launch

“SmartSpace” successful at innovation competition Ideas for future communication via the Internet of Things

Welcome committee for comets ESA mission starts 2028 with measurement technology from Braunschweig

MOONRISE: Bringing 3D-printing to the moon Melting moon dust with the laser

Rosetta-Mission: “Chury’s” nucleus is non-magnetic Braunschweig geophysicists present recent results in Vienna

Tag: Space

Inaugural lectures by Prof. Dr Jessica Agarwal and Prof. Dr Ferdinand Plaschke Aktivität kleiner Körper im Sonnensystem Vom Sonnenwind zum Weltraumwetter: Dynamische Prozesse im erdnahen Weltraum

Impacts of space travel on the environment and climate A boost for research: How do rocket emissions and space debris affect the Earth's atmosphere?

TU Braunschweig involved in NASA mission to the Jupiter system In Braunschweig laboratory measuring instruments for the "Europa Clipper" mission are calibrated

3D printing in zero gravity Student initiative involved in DLR and ESA experiment

Comets in the laboratory Publication on the vacuum chamber awarded as "Editor's Pick"

BepiColombo: First Rendezvous with Mercury First measurement of the magnetic field of Mercury's southern hemisphere

Sustainable transport system for commercial space travel awarded Innovation Award Lower Saxony 2021 for GAIA Aerospace e.V.

On a grand tour through the solar system Magnetometer of the TU Braunschweig on another Venus flyby

Spotlight: Faculty visits 1 – the “Tour de Maschinenbau” The President's topics and appointments

Mail from … Braunschweig Dr. Aditya Thakur about his impressions and experiences as an international researcher

BepiColombo flew past Venus Satellite with measuring instruments from TU Braunschweig on course for Mercury

MOONRISE: Bringing 3D printing to the moon Moondust melted under lunar conditions

Innovative Technologies for Satellites Braunschweig and Würzburg work on small satellite INNOcube

The Week at TU Braunschweig Newsletter-Prototype | 20. February 2020

The Sun in Close-up "Solar Orbiter" with computer technology from Braunschweig shortly before launch

“SmartSpace” successful at innovation competition Ideas for future communication via the Internet of Things

Welcome committee for comets ESA mission starts 2028 with measurement technology from Braunschweig

MOONRISE: Bringing 3D-printing to the moon Melting moon dust with the laser

Rosetta-Mission: “Chury’s” nucleus is non-magnetic Braunschweig geophysicists present recent results in Vienna

Inaugural lectures by Prof. Dr Jessica Agarwal and Prof. Dr Ferdinand Plaschke Aktivität kleiner Körper im Sonnensystem
Vom Sonnenwind zum Weltraumwetter: Dynamische Prozesse im erdnahen Weltraum