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AAU Space

AAU Space

AAU Space is your direct entry to all space-related activities within research and education at Aalborg University. We bring interdisciplinary learnings and resources together with the aim of creating new knowledge and strong collaborations.

About AAU Space

AAU Space

AAU Space is your direct entry to all space-related activities within research and education at Aalborg University. We bring interdisciplinary learnings and resources together with the aim of creating new knowledge and strong collaborations.

About AAU Space
AAU Space

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Research

Research

Aalborg University is part of a large number of exciting research projects related to space within both space technology, satellites, and the use of data - both upstream and downstream.

Education

Education

In AAU Student Space, students at Aalborg University have been developing and launching mini-satellites, called CubeSats, for more than 20 years. So far, five satellites have been sent into orbit around the Earth.

Innovation

Innovation

Do you have an idea with a commercial potential and a connection to space? Then you can get sparring through the incubation program ESA BIC Denmark, which is part of AAU Space.

AAU Space

The AAU Space Group

At AAU Space, we want to contribute to AAU's missions, as well as play an active role in finding solutions to current and future challenges - on earth as well as in space. That is why we have gathered a number of researchers in our interdisciplinary AAU Space Group.

The AAU Space Group
Meet the AAU Space Group

AAU Space

The AAU Space Group

At AAU Space, we want to contribute to AAU's missions, as well as play an active role in finding solutions to current and future challenges - on earth as well as in space. That is why we have gathered a number of researchers in our interdisciplinary AAU Space Group.

Meet the AAU Space Group
The AAU Space Group
Even though we, astronaut candidates, are doing science, we are in many ways the hands and the eyes of the experts who are on the ground, and so we are kind of an extension of them.

Andreas Mogensen | Danish Engineer and Astronaut

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