Stefania Soldini
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Stefania Soldini is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom. Her research focuses on planetary science, particularly the analysis of asteroid samples and their implications for understanding celestial bodies. Recent articles highlight her work on the asteroid (162173) Ryugu, including studies on its surface materials, collisional history, and the dynamics of sample collection missions.
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REMORA - REndezvous Mission for Orbital Reconstruction of Asteroids: A fleet of Self-driven CubeSats for Tracing and Tagging Asteroids
Open Date: 2022-08-01
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Manufacturing of 3D-printed morphing origami solar sails for the next generation of CubeSats
Open Date: 2020-09-01
Close Date: 2021-04-01
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Collaborators (17)
Moe Matsuoka
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Kohji Tsumura
Associate Professor
University of Tokyo
Mutsumi Komatsu
Associate Professor
Saitama University
Koji Matsumoto
Accociate Professor
National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
Shinsuke Abe
Associate Professor
Nihon University
Akiko Nakamura
Kobe University
Aiko NAKATO
National Institute of Polar Research
Tatsuaki Okada
Associate Professor
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Yusuke Nakauchi
Assistant Professor
Ritsumeikan University
Takehiko Arai
Maebashi Institute of Technology
Axel Hagermann
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Ryota Fukai
Assistant professor
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Seiji Sugita
Professor
University of Tokyo
Shingo Kameda
Ritsumeikan University
Katsura Kobayashi
Professor
Okayama University
Naru Hirata
University of Aizu
Damien Loizeau
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