Carsten Scharlemann

Carsten Scharlemann serves as the Head of the Master's Program in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt within the Faculty of Technology. His research focuses on CubeSat missions, electric propulsion systems, and space environment measurements. Notable projects include CLIMB (exploring the Van Allen belt), SEESat (radiation dosimeter development), and DEEP (CubeSat testing capabilities). He leads collaborations in space technology and contributed to Austria's first ESA Lab initiative. His work emphasizes mission planning, satellite communication systems, and thermal vacuum testing.

Research activities span CubeSat design, propulsion validation, and space weather analysis. Recent publications highlight advancements in ground segment operations, thermal testing, and lunar navigation systems. Scharlemann actively participates in international conferences and has secured project funding from institutions like FFG (Austrian Research Promotion Agency).