The ANU Institute for Space, known as InSpace, connects research across the Australian National University with industry, government, and community needs. Its mission specialists contribute expertise across disciplines, while its Mission Control team develops partnerships and commercial connections with space agencies and companies. InSpace's mission portfolio includes the OzFuel-1 satellite payload, Quantum Optical Ground Station, space-gravity research, and participation in iLAuNCH, SmartSat CRC, and the Australian Centre for Space Governance. Its capabilities include access to ANU's Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre and National Space Test Facility for precision instrumentation, prototyping, and spacecraft testing.
The ANU Institute for Space, known as InSpace, connects research across the Australian National University with industry, government, and community needs. Its mission specialists contribute expertise across disciplines, while its Mission Control team develops partnerships and commercial connections with space agencies and companies. InSpace's mission portfolio includes the OzFuel-1 satellite payload, Quantum Optical Ground Station, space-gravity research, and participation in iLAuNCH, SmartSat CRC, and the Australian Centre for Space Governance. Its capabilities include access to ANU's Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre and National Space Test Facility for precision instrumentation, prototyping, and spacecraft testing.