From November 19 to 21, ZARM and “Humans on Mars” initiative of the University of Bremen will showcase their latest advancements in human space exploration research. Participants are invited to the offical joint booth opening event.

The occasion was the latest developments in the Excellence Strategy funding competition organized by the German federal and state governments. The focus was also on the newly applied for Cluster of Excellence "The Martian Mindset".

For the 10th time, we are inviting all secondary school students in Bremen and the surrounding area to submit their best idea for their own experiment in the drop tower. The deadline for proposals is November 17, 2024.

From 5 to 7 September, 2024, the Klaus Tschira Foundation's science festival attracted numerous visitors. School kids, teens, teachers and families took the opportunity to discover the topic of ‘Climate & Environment’ at exciting hands-on stations.

Astrobiologist and ZARM scientist Dr. Cyprien Verseux has been awarded the European Research Council's prestigious Starting Grant. For five years, he will be able to pursue a cutting-edge research project with 1.56 million euros.

The transitional regime of pulsatile pipe flow is the research area in which Daniel Morón successfully completed his doctoral thesis.

“The Martian Mindset: A Scarcity-Driven Engineering Paradigm”, which was successful in the first stage in February, has now been submitted as a full proposal.

On August 22, 2024 at 3 pm NASA astronauts Randy Bresnik and Chris Burch will give a talk at the University of Bremen. ZARM is pleased to invite students, young professionals and all enthusiats of Bremen's space community to this extraordinary event.

We are calling all school students aged 14 and over to design and build their own mini-satellites. The CanSat competition offers the unique opportunity to experience your own space mission at first hand and to expand your skills in the STEM subjects.

A recent study shows that fires on future space exploration missions could spread much faster than on the International Space Station.