The LDE NL Space Campus Summer School was a great success! Students had the opportunity to meet and learn about various space programmes, developments and (research) activities at the Leiden, Delft and Erasmus universities. Every day was packed with activities, such as visiting space agencies, institutes and industries in South Holland, including (amongst others): ESA ESTEC, SRON, TNO, Airbus, SBIC, West End, S[&]T. On the last day the students presented their project presentations. Special thanks to our partners and everyone who made this summer school possible! #ldenlspacecampussummerschool #spacetechnology #spaceindustry #networking #student #knowledgeexchange #leidenuniversiteit #tudelft #erasmusuniversity Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities | NL Space Campus | West End BV | Space Business Innovation Centre Noordwijk | TNO | Leiden University | Airbus Defence and Space | European Space Agency - ESA | Delft University of Technology | Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University| TU Delft Space Institute | ESA/ESTEC | PLNT Leiden | Unmanned Valley | SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research | EUSPA - EU Agency for the Space Programme | S[&]T | Oude Sterrewacht | Leidse instrumentmakers School | Lunar Zebro | Team Tumbleweed | Demcon| Space Expo Noordwijk
LDE Space for Science & Society programme
Ruimtevaartonderzoek en -techniek
The Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities Alliance collaboration programme for interdisciplinary space research & education
Over ons
The LDE Space for Science and Society programme aims to stimulate space-related knowledge exchange and develop new interdisciplinary research projects and educational programmes between the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities as well as the NL Space Campus, ESA ESTEC, the Galileo Reference Centre (GRC), SRON, TNO, KNMI and other organisations in the Dutch space sector. The LDE Space for Science and Society programme is a collaboration initiative between various space departments of three Dutch Universities: Leiden University, Delft University of Technology, and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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www.lde-space.nl
Externe link voor LDE Space for Science & Society programme
- Branche
- Ruimtevaartonderzoek en -techniek
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 1.001 - 5.000 medewerkers
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- Zuid Holland
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- Erkende instelling
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Zuid Holland, NL
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Leiden, NL
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Delft, NL
Medewerkers van LDE Space for Science & Society programme
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Een eerste kijkje in de toekomst van onderzoek aan exoplaneten: direct foto’s maken van zulke verre werelden. Het is onze collega’s van het Max Planck instituut in Heidelberg gelukt om met James Webb’s MIRI instrument, waar Nederland zo trots op is, voor het eerst een volwassen reuzenplaneet te fotograferen. Hij draait rondom een van onze buursterren. Met de in aanbouw zijnde Extremely Large Telescope slaat dit spannende onderzoeksveld binnenkort een nieuwe weg in - op zoek naar aardachtige planeten. De James Webb geeft ons een voorproefje. Link naar het artikel van Govert Schilling in de Volkskrant vandaag.
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Congratulations to Leiden Professor Theoretical Astrophysics Elena Maria Rossi for joining the LISA Science Team!🎉 The LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) mission will be the first space-based observatory dedicated to studying gravitational waves🛰️. These are emitted during the merging of supermassive black holes and other large sources out of reach of current ground-based detectors. The planned launch of the observatory is mid-2030. The members of the LISA Science Team work to ensure the correct implementation of the scientific goals of the mission and its maximum science return. Rossi: ‘This is the first ESA LISA Science Team. We need to define our relationship with the broader community, and specifically with the existing consortia that are working towards realising the LISA data analysis and science usage. It is all new! Exciting and challenging of course.’ #LeidenScience #LISAmission #ESA #gravitationalwaves
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On the 20th of June, we officially opened the TU Delft Swarming Lab! Although we've been collaborating with students and researchers over the past year, this event marks the formal beginning of our dedicated journey into swarm robotics research. We would like to give our thanks to all attendees, speakers, and contributors who made this event a success. Special appreciation goes to Guido De Croon, Raj Thilak Rajan, Chris Verhoeven, and the team over at Emergent Swarm Solutions, as well as Daniëlle Dekker and Carma Schaap from TU Delft Science Centre - TU Delft. Without their guidance and support, this event and lab would not have been possible. If you are a student, researcher, or anyone engaged in the field of swarm robotics and are considering embarking on a new project, thesis, or research initiative, we encourage you to get in touch with us. Together, we can shape the future of swarm robotics!
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“We moeten de wetgeving zo realiseren, dat het de ontwikkeling van nieuwe technologie niet hindert.” - Dimitra Stefoudi 🛰 Satellietgegevens zijn essentieel voor ons dagelijks leven, van communicatie en navigatie tot het bestrijden van bosbranden en precisielandbouw. Maar hoe zit het met de wetgeving rond big space data? Dimitra Stefoudi onderzocht dit vraagstuk met steun van het NSO - Netherlands Space Office en European Space Agency - ESA. 🔍 Inzichten uit Dimitra’s onderzoek: 📚 Welke huidige wetten gelden voor satellietdata en waar schieten ze tekort? 🔗 Hoe zit het met privacy en cyberveiligheid bij het gebruik van satellietgegevens? 📈 Wat zijn de aanbevelingen voor nieuwe wetgeving die technologische vooruitgang niet belemmert? Benieuwd naar de antwoorden op deze vragen? Ontdek het volledige artikel op onze website en lees meer over de noodzaak van passende wetgeving voor een veilige en innovatieve toekomst met satellietdata. ➡ https://lnkd.in/gmJFkjWN Universiteit Leiden International Institute of Air and Space Law (IIASL), Leiden University #BigData #SpaceData #Technologie #Wetgeving
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🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Jian Guo and his team from TU Delft | Aerospace Engineering and TU Delft | Civil Engineering and Geosciences! 🛰 Their innovative research proposal, Alticube , has been selected by European Space Agency - ESA for further development with a team of ESA experts. 🌊 Dr. Guo explains, “The goal of Alticube is to measure water levels worldwide more frequently, accurately, and cost-effectively. This will provide better insights into changes in height and currents, essential for improved early warning systems and a better understanding of the long-term global water system.” Alticube aims to link multiple small satellites, CubeSats, with long deployable booms to create a relatively inexpensive long baseline of ten meters or more. This baseline is necessary for creating detailed 3D images. This breakthrough will significantly enhance our ability to monitor and respond to global water level changes, contributing to a safer and more sustainable future. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e-gEyQU6 #TUDelft #Aerospace #earthobservation #Research #Alticube #ESA #CubeSats
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and lift off! 34 participants 'have cleared the tower' on a one week space journey in #zuidholland. Together with #nlspacecampus, #ldespace for science and society is looking forward to running the third edition of the #ldenlspacecampussummerschool! stay tuned for updates!
The #ldenlspacecampussummerschool has officially started 🚀for 7 days they will learn, explore, network, collaborate and grow their skills! During the week we will visit locations such as West End BV, Airbus, ESA/ESTEC, Demcon high-tech systems, International Institute of Air and Space Law (IIASL), Leiden University, TNO Space Business Innovation Centre Noordwijk, SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Leidse instrumentmakers School, Unmanned Valley, Space-Expo Noordwijk and Oude Sterrewacht. Lectures by Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Team Tumbleweed, Lunar Zebro, NSO - Netherlands Space Office, Scherpe Tanden, Ceres Space, and even more!
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Last week Friday we had the conclusion of our first LDE Space for Science & Society programme Thesis Lab. After working hard on their individual thesis projects or on their consultancy group project, the 5 law master students from Leiden University and 6 management master students from Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University presented their shared results and recommendations on how to improve the use of Space Evidence for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. By combining their different fields of expertise, the students were able to provide a more holistic view and recommendations to mature the market and improve the international (legal) framework. A powerful demonstration of what inter- and trans-disciplinary teamwork can accomplish! A big thanks to Wim Ploeg for offering us an exciting topic for our thesis lab and the extensive support throughout the thesis lab. It would furthermore not have been possible without our LDE experts team for the in depth lectures and supervision: Tanja Masson-Zwaan, Robert Heinsch, Dimitra Stefoudi, Sabrina Rewald, JD LLM, René Olie, Ramon Hanssen. Thank you all for your extra time and effort to make this thesis lab a reality! Also a big thanks to all the sector experts that have helped us during the programme. Thank you for for being available for us and the students to exchange your knowledge, experience and expertise. As part of the thesis lab programme we also had the pleasure to be welcomed at ESA/ESTEC, International Criminal Court and EUSPA - EU Agency for the Space Programme's Galileo Reference centre (Peter Buist). Thank you all for hosting us! And off course we also want to thank the speakers at last week Friday's seminar (see Wim's post). It was and exciting afternoon with which we closed our thesis lab programme in the Hague with the students and experts from the sector and universities Last but definitely not least I want to thank all the thesis lab students for their hard work and dedication. Congratulations on a job very well done!!! Stay tuned for the white paper and we are looking forward to our next Thesis labs for 2024-2025!
Satellite Data in the Context of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Lessons Learned and Steps to take Space Evidence for Human Rights (SEHR) is looking back on a successful and rewarding seminar on 21 June. Speakers and the students of the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities Thesis Lab on Satellite Data and Human Rights and Humanitarian Law provided new insights and very valuable building blocks to implement the conclusions of the seminar held on February 2023. Thank you Molly Quell and Stephanie van den Berg and Vincent Cillessen for your interesting introductions. Other new insights came from the study of the students from the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University(RSM) into possible barriers for organisations and the private sector to become active in this field. Students from the International Institute of Air and Space Law (IIASL), Leiden University, the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies and from the Kalshoven-Gieskes Forum on International Humanitarian Law worked on the legal questions connected to the collection, storage and use of satellite data and information. Thank you Alexander Gunkel Space4Good, Celia Davies Omanos Analytics, Hans van ‘t Woud BlackShore, Vasilis Kalogirou EUSPA - EU Agency for the Space Programme, Dimitra Stefoudi and Sabrina Rewald Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities for contributing to the lively panel discussion. A special word of gratitude to the staff of the LDE Thesis Lab: Tanja Masson-Zwaan, Robert Heinsch, Ramon Hanssen, Sabrina Rewald, JD LLM, Dimitra Stefoudi and the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities coordinator Peter Batenburg.
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Exoplanets 5 has begun! This afternoon, the participants were welcomed at the Leidse Schouwburg - Stadsgehoorzaal, thanks to the friendly and helpful student crew and the sunshine, heralding a beautiful week ahead! #exoplanets5 Ignas Snellen Leiden University By ease | Leids Congres Bureau
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Big shout-out to all #students from Delft University of Technology, Leiden University and Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, the highly recommended and awesome #Jointinterdisciplinaryproject (better known as #JIP) will re-open for applications on June 18th till July 1st. Great opportunity to work in teams with real customers on real-world challenges. Specifically want to point out the #aviation and #spacetechnology cluster. Meet me there 😉 Questions? Check JIP - Joint Interdisciplinary Project and the website. https://lnkd.in/eYYg4SdE
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