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External collaborator

You’re not part of the Politecnico di Milano framework but you are interested in our association? Contact us and collaborate with a network of motivated and talented university students to take up challenges, researches and projects.

What you can do...

Your help could come in many forms, such as conducting project reviews, hosting guest lectures, or providing networking support. We are grateful to receive any and all offers of support and we can match our relationship to your preferences and availability.

What we are looking for...

We are seeking collaborators with skills and experience in the following areas:
  • Small satellite and CubeSat development, testing, and operation
  • Mechanism design for autonomous spacecraft and rover operations
  • Radiation protection and analysis for interplanetary vehicles
  • Thermal protection systems for interplanetary vehicles

BENEFITS

Share your resources and become a supporter of a network of graduates with experience and students with a passion for space!

01

Get in Touch

Get in touch with young students passionate about space. 

02

Present Yourself

Present your research to a wide audience of students and professionals

03

Co-Author

Co-author potential researches that could arise from the supervised work

Does this sound exciting?

Then please fill out the short form below!
 
We will add you to our mailing list, and one of our project managers will be in touch with you when there is an opportunity to collaborate.

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