5th Symposium on Space Educational Activities – SSEA Munich 2026, 8–10 April 2026
Together with our subsidiary ATT Umweltsimulation GmbH, we will be sponsoring the Symposium on Space Educational Activities organised by the European Space Agency, as event of great interest for assessing the future work force in the space industry.
SSEA provides a forum for university students, professionals working in education, and other professionals in industry or agencies to present and discuss their experiences organising, running and/or participating in Educational Activities related to Space.
The local organisation team is led by the Technical University of Munich (TUM), involving Professors, PostDocs, PhD Candidates, and Master’s and Bachelor’s students, in close collaboration with the Bavarian aerospace ecosystem partners.
About 300 participants are expected to attend the 5th SSEA. Expected attendees of the SSEA include:
- Current, past and potential University and vocational tertiary educational student participants in curricular and extra-curricular space educational activities.
- Members of student/young person (aero)space associations and clubs.
- University professors and teachers, providing curricular and extra-curricular activities related to space science or technology at the tertiary education level.
- Educators from non-academic organisations providing or supporting space educational activities at the tertiary education level.
- Representatives from industry, government and inter-governmental bodies with interests in the current and future state of space educational activities and the effect on the future space industry work force.
📍 We look forward to seeing you at the ATT Umweltsimulation stand to present our wide range of testing solutions for the space sector, which comes from our long experience that began in 1988 with the manufacture of our first space simulator, under the ACS brand. Since then, Angelantoni Test Technologies has been supplying products and services for testing components, sub-assemblies and complete satellites to leading international research centres and institutes.
We will be on hand to illustrate our innovative solutions, from the small Qbe space simulator, dedicated to testing Cubesats and nanosatellites, to the “giants” (up to 8 m in diameter) used for testing spacecraft and entire satellites.
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For further information, go to the event website.