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; plasmas encountered in planetary magnetospheres; the solar wind and artificially generated charges and fields on spacecraft; micro-meteoroids and non trackable debris; planetary and lunar dust; and
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, with activities in almost all areas of geology, geochemistry, geophysics, biogeology and hydrogeology. Our key research themes are Earth & Planetary Processes, Sustainable Use of the Subsurface
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for applications in space planetary protection. Specifically, with regard to space debris mitigation, the Independent Safety Office acts as ESA’s Technical Authority and its main functions are: custodianship and
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& Planetary Processes, Sustainable Use of the Subsurface, Planetary Health & (the) Environment, and Climate & Life. The department hosts a highly international tenured staff of over 50 scientists and more
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missions. Our team and mission The European Space Agency maintains a world-leading Science Programme with missions in heliophysics, planetary science, astrophysics, and fundamental physics. Within ESA’s
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modelling, soft robotics, neuro-inspired systems and space exploration. This includes projects on soft-body locomotion and “novelty search” strategies for soft robotic explorers operating on rough planetary
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(for example insect-eye–inspired motion detectors for planetary landing and insect-inspired navigation algorithms) to evolutionary and neuromorphic approaches to autonomous control, as well as soft-robotic