Academia & Industry in Space Projects III
Topics
Scope of the conference
This workshop will bring together representatives of academia and industry to present current and emerging space projects with strong potential for joint involvement, with a particular focus on concrete opportunities for collaboration rather than general institutional overviews.
The programme will highlight projects seeking new partners, technologies, expertise or follow-up activities from both sectors, offering a platform for direct exchange on possible forms of cooperation. In addition to the presentation sessions, participants will have the opportunity to visit the laboratories of the Institute of Scientific Instruments and join a follow-up discussion dedicated to identifying promising project ideas and strengthening future academia–industry partnerships in the space domain.
Programme
Programme schedule
Thursday 14 May
Academia & Industry in Space Projects III
- 9:00 Opening the venue
- 9:30 Conference opening Josef Lazar, Institute of the Scientific Instruments of the CAS
Václav Kobera, Ministry of Industry and Trade - 9:40 Czech Space Alliance Richard Pavlica, 5M
Presentation
- 9:50 Space for Humankind Jiří Svoboda, Astronomical Institute of the CAS
Presentation
- 10:00 Czech involvement in the LISA mission Ondřej Zelenka, Astronomical Institute of the CAS
Presentation
- 10:05 Fibre Switching Actuator Unit for the LISA mission Jan Souček, Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the CAS
Presentation
- 10:15 M-MATISSE for Mars exploration - ESA M7 candidate David Píša, Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the CAS
Presentation
- 10:25 EXPO: proposed M-class mission, Introducing RADECS2026 Benedikt Bergmann, Czech Technical University
Presentation
- 10:35 MUSTI - A Massive stars far-Ultraviolet, Spectroscopic and Time domain mission Jiří Kubát, Astronomical Institute of the CAS
Presentation
- 10:45 ESA WALTzER mission Jiří Žák, Astronomical Institute of the CAS
Presentation
- 10:55 GaiaNIR Timo Prusti, Masaryk University
Presentation
- 11:05 Building Czech expertise in high-resolution UV spectroscopy for future space missions Tereza Jeřábková, Masaryk University
Presentation
- 11:15 Science with the QUVIK UV Space Observatory Norbert Werner, Masaryk University
Presentation
- 11:25 Development of hyperspectral cameras for atmospheric plasma observation Martin Ferus, J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry of the CAS
Presentation
- 11:30 High-Enthalpy Plasma Spraying for Functional Coatings in Space Applications Tomáš Tesař, Institute of Plasma Physics of the CAS
Presentation
- 11:35 Cooperation activities of the Astrodynamics and Space Geodesy Group Josef Sebera, Astronomical Institute of the CAS
Presentation
- 11:40 Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of West Bohemia, Pilsen Josef Pihera, University of West Bohemia
Presentation
- 11:45 Space projects at VŠB-TUO David Vala, Technical University of Ostrava
Presentation - 11:50 OptaBro — Free Space Optical Communication Research Group Peter Barcík, Brno University of Technology
Presentation
- 11:55 Space Research Activities at the Institute of Aerospace Engineering Ivo Jebáček, Brno University of Technology
Presentation
- 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch
- 13:00 Examples of academic involvement in pilot projects for space - terrestrial technology transfer Ondřej Šimek, Technology Centre Prague
Presentation
- 13:10 Flash presentations of companies Roman Bohovic World from Space Presentation Jakub Kapuš, Ota Michálek Spacemanic Presentation Pavel Sobotka Frentech Presentation Richard Pavlica 5M Presentation Marek Šimčák BD Sensors Presentation Tomáš Valuch OHB Czechspace Presentation Richard Sysala esc Aerospace Presentation Jan Snížek Stratosyst Presentation Martin Holec CHASM Presentation
- 14:00 Space activities at the Institute of Scientific Instruments Jan Hrabina Presentation Tomáš Králík Presentation Jiří Frolec Presentation Libor Dupák Presentation Lukáš Šilhan Presentation
Institute of Scientific Instruments of the CAS - 14:30 Excursions at the Institute of Scientific Instruments






