11:00 - 12:30
Nanotechnologies for Space:
Space Missions, Opportunities & Challenges |
SYNOPSIS
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TT.VII.A.1
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Roberto FORMARO
Italian Space Agency ASI, Rome
Nanotechnologies for space applications - Space Missions, Opportunities & Challenges
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| TT.VII.A.2 |
Nicola P. BELFIORE, Sapienza University of Rome
Pierluigi BELLUTTI, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Trento
Development of MEMS-Technology based pseudo-wheels for attitude control of nano- satellites
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| TT.VII.A.3 |
Antonia SIMONE
Thales Alenia Space, Rome
Application of Nano-based materials in Space domain: Thales Alenia Space experience
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Ignazio MIRABELLA
STMicroelectronics, Ragusa
Single Event Transient and Design Rad Hard
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Franco BIGONGIARI
SITAEL S.p.A., Pisa
Evaluation of 150nm CMOS process for Space Applications
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Chair: Roberto FORMARO, Italian Space Agency ASI, Rome
In collaboration with: Italian Space Agency ASI |
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SYNOPSIS
The simposium will introduce the current status for the use of nanotechnologies in space programs, the technical challenges and the business opportunities given by the new space economy.
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