PSPA ACADEMY

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The PSPA Academy is an annual meeting which is going to be organised for the first time on 10th October 2015 in Warsaw.

The meeting will include lectures and workshops in various disciplines related to astronautics. It will also be a great opportunity for networking between, either aspiring or accomplished space professionals. In the future With each next year we will aim to expand the array of workshops in order to present the latest available technologies, as well as give the opportunity for professional development in various disciplines related to space technology.

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Dear all,

On behalf of the Polish Space Professionals Association we would like to invite you to the first edition of the PSPA Academy & Student Astronautical Conference. This year's meeting will be held on 10th October at the Warsaw University of Technology.

This year's program, we are planning lectures and workshops bringing to the participants a closer view onto disciplines such as satellite operations, realising student & professional satellite projects. We are also planning to organise a panel discussion on the topic of "How to utilise the potential of Polish space professionals working abroad?”, as well as having a video call with Kiruna, where the FREDE team will participate in this year’s ESA BEXUS mission - flying their experiment on a balloon into the atmosphere.

Participation in the PSPA Academy is subject to payment of a registration fee. The fee covers the price of lunch, coffee breaks, as well as the organisational costs. Details on the conference program, fees and registration process will be posted soon on this website. Please note that the official language of the conference is Polish.

We would be very grateful for forwarding information about our initiative throughout your institutions.

Best regards,

Polish Space Professionals Association & Students' Space Association