INCREDIBILE OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE YOUR NETWORK, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

ESA’s TEC Directorate regularly organises events covering a diverse range of the topics related to space technology.
These events are targeted at specific audiences or can be completely open to anyone interested. They can be hosted in physical locations or held online, and can also feature exhibitors and side events.
Regardless, all of them provide great opportunities to network with Europe’s spaceflight community and to learn from experienced professionals.
If you are a university student, you may find dedicated training opportunities offered by our ESA Education Academy <a href="https://www.esa.int/Education/ESA_Academy/Current_opportunities_for_university_students" target="_blank">here</a>&nbsp;
Other opportunities can be found at this <a href="https://learninghub.esa.int" target="_blank">link</a>&nbsp;

Training courses

ESA’s TEC Directorate regularly organises events covering a diverse range of the topics related to space technology.
These events are targeted at specific audiences or can be completely open to anyone interested. They can be hosted in physical locations or held online, and can also feature exhibitors and side events.
Regardless, all of them provide great opportunities to network with Europe’s spaceflight community and to learn from experienced professionals.
You will find below a list of our events.

ESTEC events

Events&Workshops

The conference is a good opportunity to meet with international experts in the field of software product assurance, quality and engineering. An exciting forum for the presentation and discussion of the most recent advances in the software product assurance field.
The workshop will cover presentations related to software solutions, cyber-security, model-based software engineering and assurance, agile, software process assessment, among others.

4th edition of the bi-annual Software Product Assurance Conference

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As part of the ESA Green Agenda and the Clean Space Office, we must drive the design of space products and services towards minimizing the environmental impacts throughout their entire life cycle.
This workshop will explore the key scientific, engineering, and environmental issues related to spacecraft launch and re-entry, including:
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<li>Field measurement campaigns – reviewing existing field study findings and exploring future initiatives to detect and analyse aerosols containing launcher and spacecraft-derived particles.</li>
<li>Chemistry of launch and re-entry emissions – investigating how spaceflight compounds such as nitrous oxide, metal oxides, black carbon, and ablated materials interact with the gases and aerosols already present in the ‘background’ stratosphere and mesosphere, including their potential to catalyse ozone depletion and alter cloud formation.</li>
<li>Advancements in modelling and laboratory simulations – assessing how experimental and computational approaches can improve predictions of atmospheric impacts.</li>
<li>Methodologies for integrating atmospheric impacts into life cycle assessments – Evaluating how launchers and spacecraft can be designed to minimize environmental impact.</li>
<li>Cross-disciplinary collaboration – bringing together experts in atmospheric science, the space sector, and policy to identify research gaps and explore strategies for regulation.</li>
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2nd Workshop - Atmospheric Impacts of Spacecraft Launch and Re-entry

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The workshop is intended to unite key stakeholders of the European Access to Space sector and to discuss the following topics:
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<li>Propulsion and Fluid Mechanics technologies applicable to Launch Sites, and associated testing infrastructure.</li>
<li>Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics, and aerothermodynamics technologies applicable to space transportation vehicles sector</li>
<li>Increasing Competitiveness of Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics and aerothermodynamics Technologies suppliers</li>
</ul>

2nd Workshop on Chemical Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics, and Aerothermodynamics Technologies for Space transportation Systems

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The Conference is recognised not only for its scientific and engineering excellence—but, also, for its innovative coverage of policy, commercialisation, and institutional perspectives. We facilitate networking among all relevant stakeholders in the field and aim to identify promising areas of collaboration for the implementation of Quantum Technologies for space applications.

7th Quantum Technology Conference

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This workshop focuses on selected topics on innovative optical technologies identified as enabling for future missions or critical in the improvement of current mission concepts. This event will provide the opportunity to collaborate, network, and share the latest findings in an informal gathering on three main topics, considered key to the development of high performance optical systems for Space.

Workshop on Innovative Technologies for Space Optics

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The Radio Frequency Equipment and Technology Section (TEC-EFE) of the European Space Agency, in collaboration with Val Space Consortium, the Technical University of Valencia and the University of Valencia, is organising a new edition of the International Workshop on Multipactor, Corona and Passive Intermodulation (MULCOPIM).

International Workshop on Multipactor, Corona and Passive Intermodulation (MULCOPIM)

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11TH International Workshop on Mmultipactor, Corona and Passive Intermodulation in Space RF Hardware

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The workshop will include sessions focused on technologies, techniques and applications with the intent to foster the exchange of knowledge and ideas between experts. A dedicated area will be available for poster presentations.

43rd ESA Antenna Workshop

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The International School on Space Optics is an event that targets to serve the community of young engineers and scientists who are already active or have the aspiration to work in the field of Spaceborne Optics. Who should attend: Young engineers or scientists with a background in any field of Optics, Optoelectronics or Photonics. Background should be demonstrated by:
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<li>a Masters or PhD degree in any Optics discipline</li>
<li>actively pursuing a PhD in any Optics discipline</li>
<li>working as a researcher in any Optics discipline in a university or research centre or industry</li>
</ul>

The International School on Space Optics 2025 (ISSO)

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2025 Security for Space Systems (3S) Conference aims at bringing together academia and industry to present cutting-edge research and innovations in space systems security.

2025 Security for Space Systems (3S) Conference

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Swarming the Skies, Soaring Beyond: from VLEO to Deep Space - Autonomous swarms of small drones and UAVs are now widely used in civil, defense, and commercial sectors. Powered by advanced sensors, AI, and communication systems, these swarms can operate independently or as part of larger systems.

4S Symposium - Small Satellites Systems and Services Symposium

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Incredibile opportunities to improve your network, knowledge and skills

ESA’s TEC Directorate regularly organises events covering a diverse range of the topics related to space technology.
These events are targeted at specific audiences or can be completely open to anyone interested. They can be hosted in physical locations or held online, and can also feature exhibitors and side events.
Regardless, all of them provide great opportunities to network with Europe’s spaceflight community and to learn from experienced professionals.
You will find below a list of our events.
For past events please visit our <a href="/events-archive" target="_blank">Events Archive</a> .&nbsp;