Articles about space engineering

Successful premiere for LiftOff

For the first time, LiftOff has been arranged in Kiruna, a job fair for students and companies connected to space and aeronautics. – We hope the fair can provide a clearer picture of what kind of jobs can be offered to space students, says project manager David Eriksson.

Slope streaks signs of more water on Mars

A step closer to answering the question about the presence of liquid water – and perhaps life – on current Mars has been taken. An article published in Scientific Reports written by the Atmospheric Science Group at Luleå University of Technology, points to the possibility that slope streaks, one of Mars’ characteristic features, are formed by transient liquid water.

Student experiment reached the edge of space

The instrument didn't break, was recovered and now is time to analyze the data. It was a successful rocket ride for the REXUS experiment Salacia. – We will now analyze the data and hope to lay a foundation for future trips to Mars, says Daniel Nilsson, Space Engineering student at Luleå University of Technology.

Scholarship for space students

Space students Sofia Bergman and Daniel Huamani-Törvik has been awarded the Bengt Hultqvist stipendium from Kiruna Rotary Club. – It feels great, says Sofia Bergman.

Space student admitted to rocket programme

Space Engineering student Joakim Rosenqvist has been admitted to ESA's Fly a rocket programme. – It will be both exciting and fun, says Joakim Rosenqvist.

From Space to Energy

Karin Ryberg has studied the Space engineering program (atmospheric physics and remote sensing). She lives in Gothenburg and works at Pöyry Swedpower AB.

Published:27 February 2016
Updated: 27 February 2016
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