Within the Faculty, there are various research groups focused on conducting advanced scientific work and executing ambitious projects related to space technologies. One such group is the "Science of Signature" team, which specializes in satellite remote sensing technologies and algorithms. This group develops modern methods for analyzing satellite data, which are used in various fields, from environmental monitoring to natural resource exploration.
Another research group at the Faculty is the Materials and Structures Research Group, which focuses on developing advanced materials with properties tailored to the extreme conditions of outer space. The group's work concentrates on materials that can be used in the construction of spacecraft, orbital devices, and other technologies related to space exploration.
The Space Life Sciences Laboratory conducts advanced research in the field of space biology, focusing on the impact of space on living organisms and research related to astronaut analog missions. Additionally, the laboratory works on innovations in biomedical engineering, particularly concerning astronaut health and the development of new medical technologies designed for use in space.
The Space Mission Research Group focuses on the development and participation in space missions—both orbital and planetary. This team is involved in projects related to the exploration of the Solar System and studies on the feasibility of conducting missions on other planets and celestial bodies.
SpaceEduLab’s mission is to raise awareness about space among young people. It works on engaging and motivating young individuals in science, providing them with practical experiences related to space. Through various educational initiatives, SpaceEduLab fosters youth interest in this field and helps shape the competencies necessary for a future career in the space sector.
The Space Society Lab focuses on promoting inclusivity and interdisciplinarity in the field of space technologies. It works on creating space for collaboration between various scientific disciplines and cultures, aiming to develop space technologies that will be accessible to a wider range of people and communities.
