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Aarhus University Interdisciplinary Centre for Space and Earth Observations
"SpaCe - Aarhus Space Centre is organised within six thematic themes, each led by theme leads. The six themes are: Life in Space, Earth Observation, Education and Learning, Innovation Hub, Space and Humanities, and Space Exploration."
Working groups have a specific focus and area of interest, and relate to one or more of the five themes. If you want to know more about the activities in one or more of the working groups, feel free to reach out to the work group chairs.
SpaCe supports a broad variety of projects - projects that run over a longer og shorter periode of time
ESA funds far more than rockets. From Earth observation and satellite data services to dual-use technology and commercial spin-offs, the European Space Agency is one of the largest sources of non-dilutive funding available to Danish companies and researchers. But winning an ESA proposal is a craft.
Aarhus University’s space researchers have opened a new channel to South Korea’s fast-growing space sector. At a workshop hosted by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Danish and Korean partners explored opportunities for collaboration on small satellite missions, satellite communication, Earth observation, and future in-orbit demonstrations.
From 8 May to 22 July, Rasmus Kryger Mondrup will join Aarhus Space Centre as a Research Assistant.
DISCO-2 is now in orbit, and we are looking for students to join our operations team
Innovation Fund Denmark has opened a new call for Global Research Collaborations, supporting Danish research institutions in partnerships with Canada, Japan or the Republic of Korea. The call includes funding opportunities within space technologies
Explore how space innovation is shaping the future of industry – from advanced materials to in-space manufacturing and life sciences.
Join us at Tir na nÓg for an evening dedicated to the wonders of the universe. The specific theme and speakers for this edition will be announced as soon as possible!
A high-level forum addressing Europe’s strategic priorities and capabilities in the space sector.
This meeting marks forty years since the landmark 1986 asteroseismology workshop in Aarhus—join us this year for a workshop that reflects “A nod to the past with a view to the future.”
Space for Inspiration 2026 comes to Copenhagen on 1–2 September, bringing together Europe’s space ecosystem to explore the future of commercial space.
