SPACESCIENCE2027

We cordially invite Aerospace Engineers, Space Scientists, Satellite Systems Developers, Tech Innovators, and Space Policy Experts from across the globe to participate in the 2nd Global Summit on Advances in Space Science and Aerospace Engineering (SPACESCIENCE2027) scheduled to be held from July 16-17, 2027 in Hamburg, Germany. The conference will serve as a dynamic platform for presenting innovative research, fostering cross-sector collaborations, and discussing emerging trends in Satellite Systems and Space Missions, Spacecraft Propulsion, Space Robotics and Autonomous Systems, Remote Sensing and Telemetry, Spacecraft Materials and Structures, Human Spaceflight and Life Support Systems, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Deep Space Exploration.

Join us for two inspiring days of technological excellence, professional networking, and transformative discussions that will help shape the future of aerospace engineering and space science.

Warm Regards Lasya | Conference Secretary SPACESCIENCE2027 Email: spacescience2027@researchconnects.org

Professor (Ph.D) Janusz Rębielak, born in 1955, he studied architecture mainly in the field of engineering design of spatial structures, he obtained the Ph.D. in 1982 at the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, in Poland. His scientific interests are very broad and concern mainly the methods of calculations of statically indeterminate trusses as well as the methods of numerical shaping and design of spatial structures intended for civil engineering particularly in area of lightweight roof structures and foundation systems of heavily loaded buildings placed on soils with low bearing capacity or located in seismically active areas, while in area of aviation and aerospace engineering his research is focused in design of VTOL aircrafts and a specific type of manned spacecraft. He published numerous papers, including three monographs, he obtains five patents. He is retired professor of the Cracow University of Technology, Poland, where he recently has been a head of Chair of Structures and Construction Engineering.