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The Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais – UFMG, based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and the Gran Sasso Tech Foundation – GST of L’Aquila have signed a cooperation agreement to develop joint research projects, organize and promote courses, conferences and symposia, and exchange information and academic publications.
Read moreGran Sasso Tech participated in the 4th Meeting of the Space Agencies of Latin American and Caribbean Countries members of IILA held at the ASI headquarters in Rome from 3 to 6 June.
Read moreOn Monday, May 12, SPACERAISE, the software engineering school for space organized by the Gran Sasso Tech Foundation (GST) in collaboration with the Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI), was inaugurated in L’Aquila.
Read morehe collaboration marks a key step for the scientific mission led by GSSI – in partnership with INFN, ASI, and Thales Alenia Space Italy – to detect high-energy particles from space.
Read moreSPACERAISE combines the expertise of Gran Sasso Tech, the Gran Sasso Science Institute and
global industrial partners, combining research with real applications and offering merit-based
scholarships for international students.
Research centers and industries met in Västerås, Sweden, to inaugurate a three-year technological partnership to support EU Digital Transition
Read moreSperanza Falciano, GSSI Professor and Gran Sasso Tech Board Member, ranked 62nd in the 2023 World Ranking of Most Influential Female Scientists by number of publications and citations.
Read moreThe institutional collaboration agreement signed in Rome provides for research and education in the areas of space technologies, semiconductor devices and software.
Read moreThe leading international researchers in Optimization Theory Applied to Space Engineering will meet in L’Aquila for the conference “New Trends and Challenges in Optimization Theory Applied to Space Engineering”
Read moreGran Sasso Tech Foundation and Thales Alenia Space Italia SpA signed an agreement on June 22, 2023 for the radiation characterisation of COTS electronic components to be used in the IRIDE constellation.
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