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For two years, geophysicist Christiane Heinicke worked on developing a habitat for living and working outside the Earth. Now two science teams have tested the first mock-up: the laboratory module.

How can we make the latest generation of mobile communications ("5G") accessible across the globe? A Bremen project team from industry and science has now joined forces to bring a swarm of small satellites into space to supplement the network...

At the finale of the 6th German CanSat competition, Bremen will once again be the place to be for young scientists from all over Germany. Their self-developed mini-satellites are to be presented to experts from the space industry.

An international team of physicists, engineers and physicians receives funding for investigating turbulences in blood.

The concept for vibration-free thermal control on satellites has been awarded as an innovative idea for the future of space and receives a funding of 400.000 Euro

In the winter semester 2017/2018, the new master's program "Space Engineering" was launched. Now the first class of students is about to graduate and the very first of them is Léonard Buchaillot, 24 years old.

On 29 May 2019, ZARM was occupied by school students. On occasion of the "DroPs" outreach project, three Bremen school teams "dropped" their own experiments in the drop tower - like real scientists.

ZARM scientists performed experiment during DLR's 33rd parabolic flight campaign and successfully achieved a liquid-gas phase separation in microgravity by using porous media.

Malfunction when launching two Galileo satellites becomes a stroke of luck for science