2023 Didactical activities
NOTICE:
The PhD course attendance is restricted to STMS PhD students
(exceptions have to be approved by the PhD Coordinator).
20-hours courses
- Space Systems & their Control, prof. Andrea Valmorbida - prof. Alessandro Francesconi
- Measurement techniques: fundamentals, PC based, visual and thermal image analysis based, prof. Gianluca Rossi, Marco Pertile
- Exploring the solar system and its environment, prof. Gabriele Cremonese, prof. Francesco Marzari
- Mechanical and thermal properties of material for aerospace constructions - prof. Ugo Galvanetto - prof. Mirco Zaccariotto
- Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics - Prof. Andrea Bottacin Busolin – prof. Federico Dalla Barba – prof. Francesco Picano
- Planetary Optical Photogrammetry, prof. Claudio Pernechele, prof. Emanuele Simioni
30-hours courses
1. Space Optics and Detectors, prof. Alain Jody Corso, prof. Giampiero Naletto, prof.ssa Maria Guglielmina Pelizzo
2+2-hours seminars
- Ageing and Durability of high temperature aircraft structures: pylons, aero-engines, nacelles, prof. Marco Gigliotti
- Atomic Force Microscope for space optics: beauty at the nanoscale, prof. Paola Zuppella
- Tethers in space: applications and perspectives, prof. Giacomo Colombatti.
1-1.5-hour Short seminars
- NUSES: the NeUtrino & Seismic Electromagnetic Signals mission, new scientific and technological pathways for future space-based detectors, prof. Riccardo Rando
- Is aluminum a viable material for large cryogenic mirrors in space? The Ariel case study, prof. Paolo Chioetto
- Space Ethics: A Survey of Some Value Issues in Space Exploration, prof. Francesco Biasetti
- Space Diplomacy: Players and Dynamics, prof. David Burigana
Seminars held by a professor from a foreign/external institution
1. The orbit determination problem: from classical to more recent methods, prof. Giulio Baù