Hydromars participated in the Project Fair organized by the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and pitched Hydromars’ Orbital payload requirements to aerospace master’s students.
Hydromars creates a Team that will contribute to delivering a trust-worthy payload for the “Missions Possible” project by The Exploration Company (TEC).
Within ESA Payload Masters competition, Hydromars secured a payload flight opportunity onboard Nyx, a modular and reusable orbital vehicle provided by The Exploration Company, for the “Mission Possible” mission.
The Institute on Membrane Technology recently organized the 3rd International Workshop on Membrane Distillation and Innovating Membrane Operations in Desalination and Water Reuse, held in Sorrento, Naples (Italy) from April 23 – 26, 2023.
Space Forum (Rymdforum) conference on March 5-8, 2023 in Kiruna, Sweden.
Collaboration with imec and imecistart to explore the shipping market in Belgium – home to one of the busiest ports in Europe.
Representatives from ESA, ESA BIC, Arctic Business Incubator (ABI) and Swedish National Space Agency (SNSA) have confirmed successful delivery of Mid Term Report (MTR) followed by Mid Term Review Meeting (MTRM) by Hydromars.
Hydromars welcomes a new employee, Arjun Monga, who will serve as a Space Technology Development Engineer.
Ms. Shorena Tsindeliani has the pleasure of being selected for an oral presentation for the United Nations/China 2nd Global Partnership Event on Space Exploration and Innovation organized by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and China National Space Administration (CNSA).
Space offers various ways to address the grand challenges that our planet faces.
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On August 16th, Hydromars was hosting Japanese manufacturer, Kuraray Co., Ltd, that leads the industry, among other, in specialty of fiber products.
Hydromars signed a contract with Ångström Laboratoriet in Uppsala for new clean-room facility.
Ångström provides best research facility within Sweden for achieving finest results
In the latest episode of “Have we gone to Mars Yet?” produced by Rundfunk Media, Ms. Shorena Tsindeliani, among other, talks about challenges astronauts face during long-term space missions as well as shares company future plans including plans on testing Hydromars’s demonstration unit on the Airbus A310 Zero-Gin plane for further research in microgravity.
Hydromars’s CEO has successfully finished the course “The Business & Economics of Space” that explored in detail the fast-growing space economy- the good, the bad and the ugly.
Hydromars has received a grant from the ESA Business Incubation Centre (BIC) initiated by the European Space Agency (ESA) and run by the Arctic Business Incubator (ABI).
Hydromars is delighted to announce a new partner, the Institute of Membrane Technology of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR-ITM), which is the largest public Institution in Italy and the leading Membrane Distillation Research Institution in the world.
Hydromars has been selected for support under the action called “Better access to IP for innovative SMEs” (IPA4SME) open call co-funded by the COSME program of the European Union.
On May 2020, Hydromars was ranked among the Top projects by the ESA start-up competition and went through a second review process.
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After years of preparation and construction, mainland EU’s first orbital launch complex, Spaceport Esrange, was officially inaugurated today.
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The largest optical telescope in space, named as a tribute to James Edwin Webb, presented humanity with a groundbreaking new view of the cosmos on July 12, 2022.
On April 8, 2022, SpaceX and the private spaceflight company, Axiom Space, made history with the launch of Ax-1, the first all-private mission to the International Space Station.
The critically acclaimed space exhibition “Moving to Mars” has landed at Tekniska Museet. The exhibition represents the first international stop on a world tour for the exhibition from the Design Museum in London.
The European Robotic Arm (ERA) will fly to the orbital outpost on July 15 together with the new Russian Multipurpose Laboratory Module, also known as Nauka. With two decades of development, the arm was built by a...
High-resolution images captured by NASA’s Mars rovers directly from the surface of the planet. This is the first time Martian footage has been rendered in 4k resolution.
A guest researcher at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Ingegerd Rosborg, highlights the importance of consuming the right amount of minerals while drinking water in order to protect against various diseases.
A newly published article is available on the ScienceDirect that addresses the importance and usefulness of Membrane Technologies (MD) for deep space explorations.
Three spacecraft from UAE, China, and the USA are hurtling towards Mars starting in 2020: UAE’s orbiter known as the Hope probe successfully entered orbit on its first attempt on February 9th; 24 hours later, the mission...
A space mission to Mars takes roughly three years to complete. With a crew of six astronauts, approximately 30 tons of supplies are required to provide for both the outward and return journey.
