"Responsive Space Capabilities of the Bundeswehr (RSCBw)" successfully completed with the handover of the final report to the Bundeswehr Planning Office.

Members of the Research Center SPACE presented current research at the B2+ conference on the UniBw M campus in Neubiberg.

Experts of the Research Center SPACE involved in publication of new position paper "NeSC – New Space Communications".

Construction of a modular LOX test rig for investigating the external effects of composite materials in liquid oxygen at UniBw M.

The Institute of Information Technology is the main consultant for research and development under a consulting contract with the BAAINBw.

Dr. Joel B. Mozer, Director of Science, Technology and Research at the United States Space Force (USSF) visited the RC SPACE.

Prof. Förstner, spokesman of RC SPACE, gave a lecture as part of the "Aufwind" series of the community college in Vaterstetten in July.

Prof. Thomas Pany is guest editor of the special issue on "GNSS Signals and Precise Point Positioning". Contributions can be submitted as of now.

The doctoral student at the professorship of Space Technology was awarded the $10,000 scholarship by ZONTA International for her doctoral studies.

Following the successful deployment of this ICARUS system, a follow-up project has been kicked off in March to extend its capacities.

Prof. Andreas Knopp, spokesperson of RC SPACE, was involved in an expert opinion on possible applications of satellites in Bavaria.

This year, the SatNEx Seasonal School was hosted by the Institute of Information Technology under the direction of Prof. Andreas Knopp.

The Inspector of the German Air Force, Lieutenant General Ingo Gerhartz, informed himself about the project "SeRANIS".

Research associate Maren Hülsmann of the Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications was honored for her doctorate.

In November, the Symposium on Space Safety on current developments and security-related aspects of space utilization took place.

Members of SPACE research center were also involved in the DLR compact course on 14 and 15 September in Oberpfaffenhofen.

Munich Aerospace awards two scholarships within the new research group "GNSS Receiver Algorithms for Advanced Galileo Services".

The Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications (ISTA) has inaugurated its new high-tech 3-axis motion simulator with integrated thermal chamber.

The German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the University of the Bundeswehr Munich cooperate in future development of critical space infrastructures.

TechTalk about the possibility of using satellites in the GEO in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) as relays for very small devices without terrestrial connection

Federal Minister of Defence Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer visited UniBw M and learned about current and strategic research projects.

Interview with RC SPACE member Dr. Thomas Delamotte about his vision for the future of satellite communication systems.

Fabian Heinrich was awarded for his master thesis on "Learning Communication Channels with Autoencoders".

Prof. Andreas Knopp, founding member and spokesperson of RC SPACE, was appointed to the DLR Supervisory Board for an initial three-year term.

At the Munich Aerospace Research, Development and Training Center, there are four new research groups led by members of RC SPACE.

The Research Center SPACE at the University of the Bundeswehr Munich has carried out corresponding tests via satellite.

”GNSS - providing solutions for life on earth” is this year's theme. The Munich Satellite Navigation Summit will be held virtually on March 16–17.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Knopp and his team will prepare an independent trend analysis for the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy.

A new Munich Aerospace research group has been accredited to the Chair of Signal Processing (Prof. Andreas Knopp) which will cooperate with DLR.

The Research Center SPACE and the Munich Center of Space Communications receive grant funding to conduct a small satellite mission.