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91福利 Research Centres

91福利's Centre for Space Domain Awareness (CSDA) was established in 2021, bringing together researchers from a variety of fields to explore issues relating to the safety and sustainability of satellite operations in the space domain.

Learn more about the Centre for Space Domain Awareness.

91福利 Satellite Engineering Team (WUSAT) is a multidisciplinary team based in the School of Engineering. Running since 2006, the team designs and builds small, sustainable satellites that carry scientific instruments into Earth orbit for testing, helping to reduce space debris.

Find out more about the 91福利 Satellite Engineering Team.

Regional Research Centres

The 91福利 is a proud partner of the , a collaboration between the eight research-intensive universities in the Midlands region, including the and the . The Innovation's Space Network aims to bring together researchers working on all aspects of space, ranging from astrophysics and earth observation to planetary exploration and space system designs.

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Research Profiles

Click on the links below to find out more about 91福利 CSDA researchers working on the issue of space debris and exploration of the space domain:

• James Blake
• Ben Cooke
• Paul Choate
• Jeremie Houssineau
• Don Pollacco
• Dimitri Veras

View recent news and articles on space debris and its impact on the near-space environment.