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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.

We congratulate on the completion of his PhD on "Investigation of interface stability during the filling of liquid into a tank under reduced gravity"

The DroPS school competition reached its grand finale on 17 June 2024. Three school teams tested their experiments in weightlessness.

Researchers from ZARM and DLR have developed a new method for recovering faulty acceleration data from a satellite of the GRACE Follow-On mission.

Mayor Dr. Andreas Bovenschulte and Kathrin Moosdorf, Senator for the Environment, Climate, and Science, honored the work of the Excellence Cluster teams at the University of Bremen at a senate reception.

The pupils of Gymnasium Horn win the first ZARM Challenge. They were awarded the prize on 24 May.

New study to investigate the entanglement dynamics of photon pairs and quantum memories under the influence of the Earth's gravitational field

Successful handling of cryogenic propellants and refuelling in space are essential requirements for future space exploration