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The Centre for Space, Sensors, and Systems (CENSSS) is currently working on a CubeSat mission, CENSSat-1 with launch targeted in 2027. 

In the field of camera payload development, we are offering the following thesis topics:

To support the particle detection instrument development, the CENSSS industry partner Integrated Detector Electronics AS (IDEAS) offers in cooperation with CENSSS/UIO the following topic: 

The Centre for Space, Sensors, and Systems (CENSSS) is currently working on a CubeSat mission, CENSSat-1 with launch targeted in 2027. In addition, several lunar missions are in planning. 

In this context, but also for other future missions, these topics are offered: 

A more sustainable implementation and operation, even in space business, will help to enable activities also in the future, decrease costs, and reduce the risk in the mission. For increasing sustainability of space activities, there are different angles of attack. Sustainable space technology includes a wide span of aspects, from using available resources in space exploration (ISRU), to space debris mitigation, re-usability of technology such as rockets, but also decreasing the footprint of space activity on Earth or the Earth’s atmosphere.  In you master’s thesis you can explore possibilities to improve sustainability in the space sector.

The Centre for Space, Sensors, and Systems (CENSSS) is currently working on a CubeSat mission, CENSSat-1 with launch targeted in 2027. 

In this context we offer the following thesis topics: