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Institute of Space Systems

The IRS offers a wide range of exciting topics in space technology and space applications with accompanying lectures, internships and exercises as well as student theses

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Bachelor's- and Master's theses at IRS

The theses are sorted by subject area / topic. Further information on the topic and the requirements can be found in the linked files. Please send applications to the respective contact person noted in the document.

Please note the guidelines for the processing and supervision for theses (As of October 2024) at the Institute for Space Systems.

The Latex-Code of this template can be downloaded here:

https://oc.irs.uni-stuttgart.de/index.php/s/3MYyDw3iPiNrXkx

Password: RaumfahrtMachtSpass.2023

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Current student theses

Satellite Technology

EIVE

With the 6-unit CubeSat EIVE, the first in-orbit verification of a communication link in the E-band is planned.

ESBO DS

The "Design Study for the European Stratospheric Balloon Observatory" ESBO DS is a research infrastructure project designed to pave the way for an astronomical observatory based on stratospheric balloons.

The topics can be adapted for a Bachelor's or Master's thesis. Please clarify further details with the respective contact persons.

Bachelor's theses
Master's theses

Flying Laptop

The small satellite Flying Laptop is the first satellite of Stuttgart's small satellite program and is still fully operational in orbit.

Master's theses

Evaluation of anomaly detection algorithms in the telemetry data of the satellite Flying Laptop

Cosmic Dust

Cosmic dust is understood to mean omnipresent tiny particles in space consisting of agglomerates of just a few molecules up to particles a few 100 μm in size. The cosmic dust working group at the IRS examines these particles with the help of self-made sensors installed on space probes.

Bachelor's & Master's theses (both possible)
Master's theses

ROMEO

ROMEO "Research and Observation in Medium Earth Orbit" is a 60 kg small satellite that is planned to be operated in an elliptical orbit at an altitude of up to 3000 km. In addition to technology demonstrations by the Institute for Space Systems, its mission will be the research of the Earth's climate and radiation environment.

Possible as Bachelor's and Master's theses
Master's theses

SOURCE

SOURCE (Stuttgart Operated University Research Cubesat for Evaluation and Education) is a CubeSat platform with which the teaching activities in satellite development (started with the Flying Laptop) are to be continued in cooperation with KSat e.V.

Bachelor's theses

Space robotics

The space robotics group develops rover systems for the exploration of planetary surfaces. The focus is on the development of rover chassis systems and technologies that can still be used under demanding conditions on planetary surfaces.

Bachelor's theses
Master's theses
Bachelor's & Master's theses (both possible)

Space
Transportation
Technology

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