Webinar · 8 September
What does it really take to qualify technology for space?
Join us for an inspiring webinar exploring the journey from
development and testing to technology that is ready to withstand
the demanding conditions of launch and operation in space.
Meet the speakers
Benoit Laine
Lead Mechanical Technical Authority
European Space Agency (ESA)
European Space Agency (ESA)
Benoit Laine brings more than 20 years of experience at ESA
across spacecraft structures, thermal engineering, mechanical
testing and verification.
During his career, he has contributed to major programmes
including ExoMars, Alphabus and the James Webb Space Telescope.
Today, his work spans launchers such as
Ariane 6 and Vega-C, as well as spacecraft
missions in Science, Earth Observation, Exploration,
Navigation and Telecommunications.
Olle Norberg
Director General
Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)
Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)
Olle Norberg will share perspectives from one of Sweden’s
leading space research organisations and its work at the
intersection of space research, technology and innovation.
Arjun Monga
SpaceLab
IRF is also running SpaceLab, an important
environment for space-related development and testing.
Arjun Monga will present SpaceLab and highlight its
activities and capabilities.
From lab to launch
The road to becoming space qualified
Together, our speakers will provide perspectives on the full road
to space qualification, from engineering, testing and verification
to the expertise, infrastructure and collaboration needed to
prepare technologies for launch and operation in space.
Join us on 8 September to hear first-hand what it takes to move
from the lab to launch, and ultimately become space qualified.
