Welcome to the Munich Space Summit
The Munich Space Summit is Europe’s flagship event for News Space and Satellite Navigation. The unique international conference bridges two essential dimensions of the space sector: deep technical expertise and business- and application-driven exchange. By bringing together industry, research, government and investors, it creates a distinctive forum for dialogue across the full space ecosystem.
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Organizers
The University of the Bundeswehr Munich (UniBw M), founded in 1973, provides future military officers with civilian higher education. The degree programs are reflected in high-level research from social sciences and humanities to a broad spectrum of engineering sciences. The Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications (ISTA), part of the University’s research center SPACE, has led satellite and inertial navigation research since 1983, contributing to Galileo and receiver development. ISTA hosts key events and maintains strong ties to the international GNSS community.
The Institute of Communications and Navigation can now look back on a long history. Even in its early years, the Institute played a key role in space programs such as the HELIOS mission to the sun and the construction of the first European telecommunications satellite, Symphonie. Since then, it has been involved in numerous pioneering aerospace developments and projects.
Founded in 2010, Munich Aerospace is Bavaria’s research network for aerospace. It connects leading universities, research institutes and companies through joint projects, graduate programmes and knowledge exchange. As initiator of the Munich New Space Summit, Munich Aerospace created a new platform to bring together experts, entrepreneurs and policymakers around the opportunities and challenges of commercial space exploration.
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