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Mayank is a Doctoral Researcher at Aalto University's Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering, School of Electrical Engineering. He works within the Jaan Praks Group, focusing on advanced antenna systems and satellite design for emerging space applications. Key research areas: Thin membrane antennas for small satellites, LEO-PNT constellation payload architecture, and radiation belt science with CubeSats Scientific contributions include sensitivity analysis of Ka-band reflectarray antennas and space weather satellite design for challenging environments Scientific Awards: R2B - DIAMANT award for innovation in thin membrane antenna technology His work bridges antenna engineering with practical space mission implementation, as evidenced by publications in venues like IEEE Access, Space Science Reviews, and URSI GASS. Collaborations include multidisciplinary teams working on navigation payloads, satellite survivability, and space weather monitoring systems.

• Satellite Communication
• Antenna Design
• Space Engineering
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Pyry Peitso is a Doctoral Researcher at Aalto University's School of Science , affiliated with the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering . His work bridges space science and planetary research. Research Focus: Space weather phenomena and magnetospheric dynamics Technical Expertise: CubeSat mission design and magnetic field measurement systems His research explores auroral forecasting , lunar magnetic field anomalies , and high-frequency geomagnetic fluctuations . Publications reveal cross-disciplinary engagement with magnetospheric dynamics , plasma physics , and interplanetary mission design . Current work appears concentrated on polar cap and auroral oval geomagnetic activity analysis.

• Space Weather
• Geophysics
• Planetary Science
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Ville Lundén is a researcher at Aalto University's Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering, specializing in satellite engineering and space science. He contributes to the Jaan Praks Group and focuses on CubeSat missions in high-radiation environments. Affiliation: Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering, Aalto University Role: Researcher His research spans satellite design, radiation belt science, and space weather instrumentation. Key themes include: Antenna and payload engineering for Ka-band and GNSS systems Multi-spacecraft mission design for Mars and Venus exploration Radiation mitigation strategies for CubeSats in harsh orbits Power and structural system verification for deep-space missions Commercial off-the-shelf component adaptation to space environments His publications highlight interdisciplinary work in aerospace engineering, plasma physics, and electromagnetic modeling. Collaborations include institutions like University of Helsinki (radiation modeling) and URSI symposiums.

• Space Science
• Satellite Engineering
• Plasma Physics
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Amin Modabberian is a Researcher at Aalto University , affiliated with the Autonomous Systems research group. His work focuses on advanced control systems and combustion modeling for marine and diesel engines, integrating machine learning techniques for predictive control and diagnostics. Research Interests: Combustion dynamics, predictive control, marine propulsion systems, emissions reduction, and machine learning applications in engine diagnostics. Publication Trends: His recent studies (2023–2024) emphasize real-time model-predictive control for RCCI engines, ML-driven emissions prediction, and HF propagation analysis via CubeSats, reflecting synergies between marine engineering and computational methods.

• Marine Engineering
• Combustion Technology
• Control Systems Engineering
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Leo Nyman is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering at Aalto University, part of the School of Electrical Engineering, and a member of the Esa Kallio Group. He holds a Master's degree in Engineering and Technology (Aalto University, 2017) and a Doctorate in Electrical Engineering (Tekn. toht., sähkötekniikka, 2024). His research focuses on advanced materials and space technology applications, including Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) for space coatings, additive manufacturing for aerospace components, and lunar habitat materials. Key projects include the LimPa mission proposal for lunar dust exosphere analysis and development of 3D-printed electronic circuits using ALD. Research interests span surface engineering, thermal management systems, and materials durability in space environments. Nyman has presented at conferences on space materials and coatings, and his work appears in journals like Scientific Reports and Earth, Planets and Space . Media engagements include discussions on lunar habitats and space exploration on Finnish national platforms such as YLE.

• Atomic Layer Deposition
• Additive Manufacturing
• Space Materials Science
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Roles and Affiliations: Tomas Kohout holds the title of Docent and is a University Researcher at the Department of Physics, University of Helsinki. He concurrently serves as a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Geology of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He leads the Planetary Geophysics research group, focusing on laboratory experiments with meteorites and space mission data analysis. As Principal Investigator (PI) of the Milani CubeSat for ESA's Hera mission, Co-PI of the Comet Interceptor mission, and science team member of BepiColombo's MIXS instrument, he actively contributes to planetary exploration. Research Interests: His work spans planetary geophysics, reflectance spectroscopy, space weathering, and impact processes. Key areas include asteroid and lunar surface studies via experimental and observational methods. He explores mission concepts like the LUNAR Geology Orbiter for lunar lava tubes and irregular mare patches. Teaching and Supervision: He teaches courses on planetary geophysics, exploration, and cosmochemistry. He supervises doctoral and undergraduate students, emphasizing hands-on research in planetary sciences. Grants and Projects: Recent projects include the Smart-HSI initiative (2021–2023) for hyperspectral imaging innovations and ESA-funded instrumentation development. Earlier work focused on interplanetary dust properties (2012–2015). Labs and Collaborations: Collaborates internationally on missions and peer reviews, with visits to institutions like Botswana International University of Science and Technology and the Natural History Museum of Denmark. Active in ESA mission teams and journal editorial roles (e.g., Meteoritics and Planetary Science ).

• Planetary Geophysics
• Reflectance Spectroscopy
• Space Weathering
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Anton Fetzer is a Doctoral Researcher at Aalto University's Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering. He actively contributes to the Jaan Praks Group, focusing on CubeSat missions in high-radiation environments like the Van Allen belts and geostationary transfer orbits. Institution: Aalto University Department: Electronics and Nanoengineering Role: Researcher (Doctoral) His research centers on radiation shielding optimization, space weather satellite design, and system engineering challenges for CubeSats in extreme orbits. Key projects include the Foresail-2 and Foresail-3 missions. Recent publications highlight his work on: Radiation mitigation strategies for nanosatellites Space weather payload integration Transceiver production readiness for space applications High-elliptical orbit thermal management Mission-specific shielding material selection Single-event effect prevention systems

• Nanosatellite Engineering
• Radiation Shielding
• CubeSat Mission Design
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Jan-Olof Lill is a Researcher at Åbo Akademi University's Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering , affiliated with the PET Center. His work spans interdisciplinary research in satellite technology, environmental chemistry, and food science. Key research areas include: Space Systems : Primary work on CubeSat design and in-orbit operations Environmental Analysis : Otolith microchemistry for fish habitat studies Food Composition Science : Bilberry nutritional and safety analysis Recent publications (2021-2025) demonstrate expertise in: Medical isotope production techniques Multidisciplinary satellite engineering Environmental marker analysis in aquatic ecosystems Collaborations include international space agencies and environmental research groups. Active in open-access publishing with multiple peer-reviewed contributions.

• CubeSat Design
• Otolith Microchemistry
• Analytical Chemistry
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Dale Michael Weigt is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Computer Science at Aalto University, actively engaged in cutting-edge space physics research with a focus on solar phenomena and planetary magnetospheres. His work bridges computational methods with observational astrophysics, leveraging data from major space missions including Juno and Chandra. His primary research interests encompass solar radio bursts, magnetic flux emergence diagnostics on the Sun, Jupiter's magnetospheric dynamics, and X-ray auroral emissions. He specializes in advanced data analysis techniques such as Bayesian statistics and multilateration to interpret complex space weather events and planetary interactions, with significant contributions to understanding solar wind-planet interactions and particle acceleration processes. Analysis of his 2023-2024 publications reveals a strong thematic focus on heliophysics and comparative planetology, particularly Jupiter-Sun interactions. His work consistently combines observational data from multiple spacecraft with novel computational approaches, demonstrating expertise in both solar physics and planetary space environments. Key recurring themes include radio/X-ray emission mechanisms, magnetospheric compression effects, and mission concept development for future solar system exploration. Honors and awards: MSCA Seal of Excellence (April 2024) - Awarded by the European Commission for a high-quality research proposal evaluated by international experts, recognized as competitive but unfunded due to budgetary constraints. Dr. Weigt maintains active international collaborations across space physics research groups, contributing to multi-institutional studies published in leading journals including Astronomy and Astrophysics and the Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics. His research program demonstrates strong integration of computational techniques from computer science with fundamental questions in space physics.

• Solar Physics
• Heliophysics
• Planetary Science
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**Jaan Praks** is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering, Aalto University, leading the Jaan Praks Group within the School of Electrical Engineering. His research focuses on satellite systems, space physics, remote sensing, and CubeSat mission engineering. He holds a Doctoral degree in Engineering and Technology from Aalto University (2012). **Research Interests**: Praks specializes in CubeSat-based missions for radiation belt studies, space weather monitoring, and low Earth orbit (LEO) positioning systems. His work integrates synthetic aperture radar (SAR) applications for boreal forest monitoring, snow water equivalent retrieval, and hyperspectral imaging for planetary missions. Key projects include the CORBES radiation belt survey and the FORESAIL CubeSat missions. **Awards**: Received the R2B - DIAMANT award (2024) for contributions to small satellite antenna design and space mission innovation. **Grants & Projects**: Principal investigator for multiple grants including the Centre of Excellence in Research of Sustainable Space (2023–2025) and AuroraSpace (2023–2026). Active in ESA collaborations and EU structural funds initiatives. **Labs & Teams**: Leads the Jaan Praks Group, a multidisciplinary team advancing CubeSat technology, space instrumentation, and remote sensing applications. Supervised 8 doctoral students to date, including Mayank, Marius Anger, and Kiril Cheremetiev.

• Synthetic Aperture Radar
• CubeSats
• Low Earth Orbit
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Joakim Slotte is a Researcher at Åbo Akademi University's Faculty of Science and Engineering , affiliated with the PET Center Technologies for a sustainable future . His work spans interdisciplinary domains, including space engineering , food composition analysis , nuclear physics , and materials science . Research Focus: Slotte's publications highlight expertise in CubeSat design and in-orbit mission analysis (2021), radiation chemistry for radiopharmaceuticals (2025), and nutritional biochemistry of wild bilberries (2023). His career demonstrates technical proficiency in microsatellite systems , nuclear forward scattering , and food risk assessment . Affiliations: Åbo Akademi University Faculty of Science and Engineering PET Center Technologies for a sustainable future Technical Contributions: Slotte has pioneered methods for CubeSat integration and gas target optimization in nuclear production. His work intersects space technology and food chemistry , addressing both engineering challenges and superfood safety .

• Space Engineering
• Food Composition Analysis
• Nuclear Physics
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