The 17th Reinventing Space Conference and Exhibition takes place on Tuesday 12th November, Wednesday 13th November and Thursday 14th November 2019. We are pleased to announce our presentation programme.
- A supply chain directory for Northern Ireland (Tuesday)
- A Hybrid Nuclear / In situ Chemical Transport Architecture for the Exploitation of the Moon (Thursday)
- A novel concept to reduce operating cost of an expendable launch vehicle using hybrid propulsion system (Tuesday)
- A roadmap for the robotic facilitation of off-world living (Tuesday)
- Access to Orbit from Unst – a worked example (Thursday)
- Attitude control in satellites flying at VLEO using aerodynamic surfaces (Wednesday)
- Autophage engines for cubesat-scale nanolaunchers (Tuesday)
- Breaking The Monolith: How Modular Architectural Thinking Can Save The UK Space Industry (Wednesday)
- Bringing Massive Derelicts Back to Life – An Alternative Debris Remediation Solution (Tuesday)
- Collective Communication Strategies for Space Exploration (Tuesday)
- Commercial off-planet communication and navigation services (Tuesday)
- Data Analytics and AI in the Space sector (Wednesday)
- DebriSat: A Ground-Ba
- sed Hypervelocity Experiment to Improve Space Debris Models (Wednesday)
- Development of a 10g Femto-satellite with Active Attitude Control (Wednesday)
- Development of a Mechanical Strain Device to Prevent Microgravity-induced Bone Loss (Wednesday)
- Earth-to-space power delivery for small satellites (Wednesday)
- Exploiting physical mobile and networking technologies to achieve affordable near term space ranging for the UK (Thursday)
- Feasibility Study of an Extremely Low-Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft (ELEOS) using System-Driven Approach (Tuesday)
- Foresail-1 CubeSat to demonstrate Coulomb drag and Particle Telescope experiments (Wednesday)
- From Scotland to Space (Thursday)
- Influence of launcher cost and payload capacity on asteroid mining profitability (Tuesday)
- Inspiration for Space 2.0 from Autonomic-ANTS (Autonomous NanoTechnology Swarms) Concept missions (Thursday)
- Legal Risks of Artificial Intelligence in Space (Wednesday)
- Legal, Business and Science Case for Modular Space Access and In-orbit Services Through Geostationary Orbit (Wednesday)
- Low cost life assessment of liquid rocket engines by replacing full scale engine tests by TMF panel tests (Thursday)
- Macro-scale On-orbit Manufacturing (Tuesday)
- Mirrors for Harnessing Solar Energy on the Moon (Wednesday)
- New Space (Wednesday)
- Novel launch (Thursday)
- Optimised satellite sail deployment mechanism based on flexible pushing arms (Thursday)
- Path to the First Launch of the SL-OMV from the UK (Thursday)
- Pushing Ground-Space Optical Communications to the limit (Tuesday)
- Qualification and In-Orbit-Demonstration of the PM200 Green Bi-Propellant CubeSat Propulsion System (Wednesday)
- Revolutionising Spaceflight Using Only Proven Technology (Thursday)
- SERAPIS: Supply chain opportunities to space for materials and manufacturing (Wednesday)
- Space Clusters supporting Commercialisation (Wednesday)
- Space Elevators : History, Status and the Future (Wednesday)
- SPRINT – transforming UK business growth though space (Thursday)
- SUPREME as an enabling technology for the next generation of space missions (Tuesday)
- Surveying a launcher market (Thursday)
- The Case for a Global Space Situational Awareness Architecture (Thursday)
- The Future of Spaceflight (Thursday)
- The Michigan Launch Initiative – Creating a New Polar Orbit Launch Site Using Existing Infrastructure (Thursday)
- The Potential for Advanced Space Operations using Virtual and Augmented Reality (Wednesday)
- The Space Law Games: Establishing Fault in Orbital Operations (Tuesday)
- Tractor Swarm (Thursday)
- Trends in space chemistry: emerging markets and potential applications (Wednesday)
- UK Spaceports (Tuesday)
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