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Newton 1 & 2 and Einstein (ESTEC)
Newton 1 & 2 and Einstein
ESTEC
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Dear Colleague,
The Propulsion, Aerothermodynamics and Flight Vehicles Engineering Division, (TEC-MP) of ESTEC is pleased to invite you to participate in the:
2nd Workshop on Chemical Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics, and Aerothermodynamics Technologies for Space transportation Systems
This event will take place at ESA-ESTEC, Noordwijk (NL) from the 29th to the 30th September 2025.
The workshop is intended to unite key stakeholders of the European Access to Space sector and to discuss the following topics:
- Propulsion and Fluid Mechanics technologies applicable to Launch Sites, and associated testing infrastructure.
- Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics, and aerothermodynamics technologies applicable to space transportation vehicles sector
- Increasing Competitiveness of Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics and aerothermodynamics Technologies suppliers
The objective of this Workshop is:
- to support the development of ESA member states space propulsion & flight vehicle technologies.
- to collect inputs for the ESA Harmonisation dossier with a more extensive catalogues of European Suppliers and for the ESA innovative propulsion cross cutting initiative to accelerate emerging markets.
- To give the stakeholders the opportunity to have B2B with other stakeholders for example propulsion subsystems suppliers, launch service providers, agencies, and private investors.
- The workshops constitute the forum where the participants can voice their interests and contributions.
European suppliers will be offered to pitch in front of the Primes.
The workshop is open to industries (suppliers & users), investors (public and private), research institutes/centres and National Agencies from ESA member states and cooperating states.
Registration
Registration to the 2nd Workshop on Chemical Propulsion, Fluid Mechanics, and Aerothermodynamics Technologies for Space Transportation Systems
