Angelina Frolova, PhD candidate at EPFL’s Entrepreneurship and Technology Commercialization (ENTC) lab and a close collaborator of the EPFL Space Center, recently completed a six-week research stay at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, hosted by Professor Shufan Wu at the School of Astronautics and Aeronautics. Shanghai has emerged as a hub […]
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From 8–10 April 2026, the EPFL Space Center took part in the 5th Symposium on Space Educational Activities (SSEA), contributing two student presentations and sharing an exhibition stand with fellow Swiss institutions. Hosted by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in collaboration with ESA and its partners, the event drew […]
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A resounding success! With 175 registered attendees, the EPFL Space Day 2026 brought together the entire EPFL space community on 8 May at the Rolex Learning Centre, for a full day running from 9:00 to 17:00. Organised by the EPFL Space Center, the event set out to unite all facets […]
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The Swiss Space Office (SSO) recently presented the outcomes of the ESA Ministerial Council (CM25), outlining major programmatic decisions and new opportunities for the Swiss space ecosystem. With a record €22.3 billion subscribed (+31% compared to CM22), ESA is entering a new phase marked by long-term program stability, increased private […]
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Great networking event at the SwissTech: EPFL Engineering Industry Day!
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A call for proposals at the European Space Deep-Tech Innovation Centre (ESDI) awarded five projects for their first Quantum x Space call. One of the selected projects, LINQS, is from EPFL researcher Christophe Galland and the Swiss company CCRAFT. What if every satellite could carry a quantum sensor the size […]
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The EPFL Rocket Team on the hunt for a launch pad As the EPFL Rocket Team prepares the next steps of its ambitious spaceflight projects, “reach space” one critical question is taking center stage: where could an EPFL student rocket safely and efficiently be launched? To explore potential answers, Emmanuelle […]
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Picture credits: The ClearSpace Prize was presented to William Martin by Claude Nicollier, who was also a member of the jury. © EPFL Space Center, 2025 We are proud to announce the winner of the very first edition of the ClearSpace Prize, which recognizes excellence in a semester project or […]
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The EPFL Space Center is proud to announce that EPFL Xplore has taken 1st place at the 2025 European Rover Challenge (ERC), Europe’s largest and most prestigious Mars rover competition. This achievement highlights the strength of Swiss engineering and marks a major milestone for the team. About EPFL Xplore […]
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From 20 to 22 August 2025, a delegation from the EPFL Space Center, led by Emmanuelle David, Gilles Feusier, and Mathieu Udriot, visited the Department of Aerospace and Geodesy at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Thanks to support from the TUM Global Incentive Fund, in collaboration with the […]
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