2nd Planetary CubeSat Science Symposium

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Posters

Enabling CubeSat Missions with Deployable Systems for More Power and Aperture

CubeSat Solar Electric Propulsion

Icecube: CubeSat Demonstration of 883-Ghz Cloud Ice Radiometer

Pinesat, a Multi-Cubesat Mission to Jupiter

Gas Abundance Sensor Package (GASP)

Dellingr Mission

Flight Software for Cubesats and Smallsats

INO MEMS/MOEMS FOUNDRY: FLEXIBLE PROCESSING, HETEROGENEOUS 3D INTEGRATION, HERMETIC PACKAGING, AND COMPLETE INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT

Mark Bailey, MMA Design, LLC

Michael VanWoerkom, ExoTerra

Mike Tsay, Peter Hruby, Dan Williams
Busek

Jared Espley/Jacob Gruesbeck
NASA GSFC/UMD

Tilak Hewagama, UMD

Jaime Esper, NASA GSFC

David McComas, NASA GSFC

Liu (David) Yuping, NASA GSFC

Gerardo Cruz-Ortiz, NASA GSFC

Patrick Stakem, Johns Hopkins Laboratory

Dat Tran, Catholic University of America

Sabrina Thompson, NASA GSFC

Haris Riris/James Abshire, NASA GSFC

Chuck Clagett/Luis Santos, NASA GSFC

Alan Cudmore, NASA GSFC

Francois Chateauneuf, INO

Recent News

On September 26th, the 2nd Planetary CubeSat Science Symposium was held at NASA GSFC, attended by over 100 scientists and engineers. Three sessions of oral talks covered: flight opportunities and programmatics; mission concepts; and hardware systems including buses, propulsion, communications and instrumentation. There was lively Q&A periods at the end of each session, and an afternoon poster session that gave mission proposers the opportunity to meet with vendors and suppliers. Presentations and posters have now been posted.
Registration for the 2nd Planetary CubeSat Science Symposium, September 26, 2017, is now closed.