The 11th Deep Space Probe Symposium

The 11th Deep Space Probe Symposium "FRONTIER STAR -Fly Me to Space from Kashiwa-"

Release：Jul 12, 2022 Update：Jul 28, 2022

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Graduate School of Frontier Science is offering "Deep Space Education Program (DESP)" in which you can learn from the basic to application of the overall and integrated research of science and engineering. The program covers from the scientific significance of the deep space^＊１probe to the mission planning including observation equipment and the probe system.

In this symposium, research on the space science technology and human resource training at GSFS for this field will be introduced. Moreover, the inauguration speech for the space probe and development plan "Frontier Star Plan^*2" starting at the Kashiwa Campus of the University of Tokyo soon will be made.

*1: Deep space: the moon and heavenly bodies farther than the moon
*2: The name of the plan is not officially fixed yet.

Date&Time	Tuesday, August 2, 2022, 10:20 am - 5:00 pm
Method	Online
Fee	Free
Application	Advance Registration is required through the link below. https://sympo.edu.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
Organizer	Graduate School of Frontier Science, the University of Tokyo
Agenda
10:20 am	Opening
10:25 am	Opening Remarks DEGUCHI Atsushi （Dean of GSFS, the University of Tokyo, Professor）
10:30 am	[Part 1] The Space within a Reaching Distance from Kashiwa
	＜Morning Session> "Connecting Kashiwa and the Space by Radio Waves: Smart GS" YOSHIKAWA Ichiro Professor, Department of Complexity Science and Engineering, GSFS, the University of Tokyo "Atmospheric Entry Technology by a 4-kg-ultrasmall satellite EGG/BEAK" SUZUKI Kojiro Professor, Department of Advanced Energy, GSFS, the University of Tokyo "Space Structure-Launching small, Using Spaciously-" SATO Jun Professor, Department of Socio-Cultural Environmental Studies, GSFS, the University of Tokyo "New Possibility for Artificial Satellite by New Materials" MITARAI Yoko Professor, Department of Advanced Materials Science, GSFS, the University of Tokyo
12:10 pm	Lunch Break (65 minutes)
1:15 pm	＜Afternoon Session＞
	"Water is Fuel: A Venture Business by Innovative Rocket Technology" SEKINE Hokuto Assistant Professor, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo "Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration Program by JAXA" HIKIDA Reina Research and Development Directorate, JAXA "Observing the Edge of the Atmosphere with Subminiature Camera" YOSHIOKA Kazuo Lecturer, Department of Complexity Science and Engineering, GSFS, the University of Tokyo "New Idea for Solar System Probe by Small Spacecrafts" IMAMURA Takeshi Professor, Department of Complexity Science and Engineering, GSFS, the University of Tokyo
2:55 pm	Break (15 minutes)
3:10 pm	[ Part 2] Planning Meeting for "Frontier Star No. 1"
	Panel Discussion Panelists: The members (YOSHIKAWA Ichiro, SUZUKI Kojiro, YOSHIOKA Kazuo, IMAMURA Takeshi) and participants of Deep Space Education Program(DESP)
4:55 pm	Closing

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