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; familiarity with emerging concepts in space sustainability. Reference: [1] F. Letizia, S. Lemmens, “Evaluation of the debris environment impact of the ESA fleet”, eighth European Conference on Space Debris
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to conduct research autonomously General interest in space and space research Ability to gather and share relevant information Behavioural competencies Education You must have completed and obtained your PhD
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novel calibration algorithms, products and tools to maximise the impact of the Biomass mission, in particular during the commissioning phase and the early exploitation phase; studying novel approaches and
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unique opportunity to work on innovative solutions to address global challenges; freedom and focus to conduct creative research while making an impact in relation to ESA’s strategy; a wide network of
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high-impact space applications. In recent years, the ACT has carried out a broad range of projects at the interface between artificial intelligence and space engineering, introducing event transition
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space engineering context, thereby building a bridge between pure mathematics and high-impact space applications. In recent years, the ACT has carried out a broad range of projects in this area, exploring
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biomimetics projects of the ACT, revisiting earlier ideas with new tools, data and perspectives. As an ACT researcher, you will: publish results in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and use