Symposium Topics

• Projects of new missions of nanosatellites and their constellations to solve applied and fundamental problems in near-Earth space, including in very low orbits, and in deep space;
• Results and experience gained from past and current nanosatellite missions;
• Scientific equipment for nanosatellites;
• Problems of electrodynamic compatibility during space experiments;
• Features of designing and creating nanosatellites, including those with transformable structures;
• Promising technologies and their application in creating nanosatellites;
• Onboard systems of nanosatellites, including high-speed radio links and flywheel orientation and stabilization systems;
• Maneuvering equipment in space;
• Features of the dynamics of flight, navigation and motion control of nanosatellites and their constellations;
• Problems of launching nanosatellites into orbit;
• Ground tests of nanosatellites;
• Problems of commercialization of the use of nanosatellites and their constellations;
• Nanosatellites and education.

The symposium will be held in person.