Projects per year
Organisation profile
Organisation profile
Welcome to the Australian National University Institute for Space. We operate under the Research & Innovation Portfolio as a team of individuals dedicated to the common goal of crossing disciplinary borders and developing new opportunities for collaborations in space research across ANU, the Australian space sector, and globally.
InSpace connects ANU space research with society’s biggest challenges to deliver positive impact. We do this by shaping and growing the Australian space ecosystem in partnership with industry, government, academia, and communities.
ANU InSpace works with Academia, Industry, Government, and Community partners to catalyse space research. We engage with the global space industry, bringing cross-disciplinary capability together to solve national challenges and enable ANU and Australia to contribute to global initiatives such as climate and water resilience, remote healthcare access, and regional security.
Space is about innovation, technological advancement, and making life better for people on Earth. It’s about satellites and the valuable data they can collect from space, space health and medicine advances that translate to your local hospital, and rovers and robotics that work off-world and in places on Earth that humans cannot reach.
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
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iLaunch: Satellite identification from the ground using optical beacons
Travouillon, T. & Moore, A.
1/03/25 → 31/12/26
Project: Research
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iLAuNCH: Next Generation Satellite Communications
Bennet, F., Moore, A. & Travouillon, T.
1/09/24 → 31/01/27
Project: Research
Research output
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Deep Space Communication with the ANU Optical Communications Ground Station
Copeland, M., Bennet, F., Birch, M., Ferguson, K., Grosse, D., Jager, E., Rey, N. M. & Travouillon, T., 2024, Free-Space Laser Communications XXXVI. Hemmati, H. & Robinson, BS. (eds.). SPIE, Vol. 12877. 7 p. 128771C. (Proceedings Of Spie).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review
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Fixing systems, not women: space and the Women, Peace and Security agenda
Ireland-Piper, D., Stephenson, E. & Steer, C., 2024Research output: Non-textual form › Audio/Visual Format
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One Small Step: Women, Peace and Security in Outer Space
Steer, C. & Stephenson, E., 2024, ANU National Security College.Research output: Other contribution
Open Access