First packets from all four satellites were received by us today!

UWE-4, der Experimentalsatellit der Uni Würzburg, hat mit seinem Elektro-Antrieb neue Maßstäbe gesetzt: In einer weltweiten Premiere für Kleinst-Satelliten hat er seine Umlaufbahn gezielt verändert.

On the 1st of February, Prof. Markus Gardill took over the Satellite Communication System group at the Department of Robotics and Telematics (Chair 7, Department of Computer Science)

With a very international group, the second batch of 'Satellite Technology' students begin their masters studies in Würzburg.

More than 100 international small satellite researchers (from new Zealand, Japan,

Brasil, and all over Europe) covered newest trends in small satellite technology

and application areas.

For the first time ever, electric thrusters have been used to change the attitude of a cubesat, tested on UWE-4.

bavAIRia brings the technical know-how of the industry and research together to manage the cluster Aerospace.

Dr. Dorit Borrmann has been honoured by the Zonta Club Würzburg with the Zonta Award.

Prof. Klaus Schilling, Prof. Ilan Koren, and Prof. Yoav Schechner won the prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Synergy Grant, guaranteeing a funding of €14 million to improve cloud data for climate modelling using small satellites.