USC Viterbi students design a deep-space transport with artificial gravity, earning first place in the graduate division of NASA’s student competition

The next major step in space applications, market creation, and robotic and human exploration is potentially being created through the advent of cooperative on-orbit satellite servicing (OOS).

The University of Southern California is leading the country in driving advanced research toward applied and executable space technologies, and in developing new, robust space engineers.

USC Viterbi Astronautical Engineering offered a Spring 2017 course featuring practical training for satellite tracking and antenna communications.

Results show the commitment of faculty mentors and the support of programs aimed at jumpstarting academic careers

This forum will highlight the rapidly growing aerospace sector of small satellites (satellites under 1,100 lbs) which is revolutionizing the industry by making spaceflight and extra-atmospheric observations more affordable and accessible to researchers, universities and businesses.

The SERC's Prof. Barnhart led the Remediation Technologies and Architectures sessions.

Nine UK companies participated with 4 US companies in discussions and collaborations in new space development and business opportunities.

Held on August 3rd, 14 students completed over 11 projects.