CLINGERS, a unique docking system, is designed to facilitate sensing and docking operations in space.

USC students build and test the CLINGERS experiment before it flies to space.

From the lab to outer space, these former ISIers are launching more than just a company.

On March 3rd, the University community held a seminar presented by the Space Engineering Research Center (SERC) team entitled “Space Archaeology: New Methods for Improving Life in Space”.

On 23 February Dr Nikita Chiu helped SPACE-GOV launch its first-ever foresight and futures workshop on Space Sustainability and Governance at the Palace of Westminster. The event was sponsored by Lord Devon – a member of the House of Lords in the UK. The workshop brought together policy stakeholders from the UN, governments, as well…

Prof Barnhart had a discussion on NASA’s DART mission and its impact (no pun intended) on future asteroid redirect missions with Yvonne Gomez, “In the News”…

USC ASTE 491 Class completed a PDR Level Design on MAVERIC, Student led 3U Cubesat project for 2023.

SERC and ISI are proud to be supporting four separate companies working on distinct technologies toward the goal of orbital debris remediation and mitigation. The Phase 1 STTR's from SpaceWerx under their Orbital Prime BAA are all occurring over the Fall 2022 Semester.