Space Technology Centre AGH

Informujemy, że Centrum Technologii Kosmicznych AGH poszukuje osoby na stanowisko techniczne ds. zakupów sprzętu i aparatury naukowo-badawczej. Wymagania stawiane kandydatom: ➡️wykształcenie wyższe preferowane techniczne, ➡️wiedza z zakresu zagadnień Prawa Zamówień Publicznych, znajomość przepisów i procedur dotyczących prowadzenia postępowań przetargowych oraz obsługi finansowej i administracyjnej zakupów sprzętu i aparatury naukowo-badawczej, ➡️samodzielność, odpowiedzialność i rzetelność w wykonywaniu powierzonych obowiązków, ➡️zdolność koncepcyjnego i analitycznego myślenia, ➡️umiejętność rozwiązywania zadań problemowych, ➡️umiejętność pracy w zespole, ➡️dobra znajomość języka angielskiego w mowie i piśmie. Dodatkowymi atutami będą: ➡️znajomość specyfiki zasad funkcjonowania uczelni i obowiązujących w niej procedur, ➡️szeroka interdyscyplinarna wiedza oraz znajomość standardów dla branży sprzętu badawczego. Do podstawowych obowiązków pracownika należeć będzie prowadzenie zakupów sprzętu i aparatury naukowo- badawczej dla Centrum Technologii Kosmicznych, w tym dla nowopowstającej naziemnej stacji satelitarnej. Zatrudnienie w wymiarze pełnego etatu na czas określony 6 miesięcy z możliwością przedłużenia na czas nieokreślony. Zgłoszenie winno zawierać: ➡️CV, ➡️list motywacyjny, ➡️dokumenty (kserokopie) poświadczające przebieg pracy zawodowej, wykształcenie, dodatkowe uprawnienia i kwalifikacje oraz ewentualne referencje. ❗Dokumenty należy przesłać na adres mailowy: ctk-hr@agh.edu.pl w terminie do 30.09.2024 r.❗ Pełny komunikat wraz ze zgodą do podpisania znajduje się tutaj: https://lnkd.in/eTh3yDzc

Last week, the world's largest simulation of a Moon mission, "Colony 1," concluded! 🌖 The mission was led by Dr. Agata Maria Kołodziejczyk , who is involved in both STC and the Analog Astronaut Training Center. We are proud to have such talented staff at our Center! During the mission, 30 people from various countries lived in isolation for a week, conducting research focused on the possibilities of Moon colonization. The mission participants represented 5 continents, including a para-astronaut and the youngest analog astronaut in history! The mission has ended, but the experiment isn’t over yet. Now it's time to analyze the data from 18 conducted studies.🔬 #MoonMission #Colony1 #SpaceResearch #AnalogAstronaut #SpaceExploration #STEM #SpaceScience #FutureOfSpace

🧑🎓 Are you a Master Degree student? Join the Autumn School and expand your knowledge in Space Resources and Robotics! The course is organized as part of the UNIVERSEH European University for Earth and Humanity. ➡️ Dates: November 12-16, 2024 ➡️ Apply via the form: https://lnkd.in/eycMF55Y by September 30, 2024, 8:00 PM❗ Key topics covered in the course: ➡️Application of space robots ➡️Design and operation of space robots ➡️Kinematics, dynamics, and control in space robotics ➡️Main challenges in planetary and orbital robotics ➡️Artificial intelligence in space robotics ➡️Space geology ➡️Intercultural cooperation skills Duration: ➡️ 5 days of on-site classes at the AGH campus (Nov 12-16, 2024) ➡️ 2 weeks to complete online tasks 🔴 Accreditation: 3 ECTS points 🔴 Target group: Master's students from UNIVERSEH Partner Universities 🔴 Language: English Requirements: ➡️ Basic knowledge of mathematics, physics, and engineering ➡️ Interest in space and robotics ➡️ Activities: Lectures, workshops, and team projects Accompanying events: ➡️ A walk around Krakow ➡️ A trip to the Wieliczka Salt Mine ➡️ Sessions with AGH scientific clubs Join the Autumn School to broaden your expertise in space resources and robotics, and enjoy a fantastic experience with people from all over the world! #SpaceRobotics #SpaceResources #UNIVERSEH #MastersStudents #AGH #Robotics #SpaceExploration #AutumnSchool #StudentOpportunities #SpaceTechnology

We are pleased to announce that the Space Technology Center has started a collaboration with Podkarpackie Centrum Innowacji🤝 The official signing of the letter of intent took place during the European Rover Challenge. The letter was signed by the Director of the STC AGH - prof. Tadeusz Uhl, and the President of PCI, Michał Tabisz. The goal of the collaboration is to promote knowledge about the potential of space technologies in the economy. The partners will work towards the development of education and support the implementation of space technologies in the economy. Possible activities will include topics such as satellite technology, space engineering, spatial data analysis, and space law, as well as issues related to broad security concerns. Future collaboration may also involve projects funded by the European Union.

Memories of the third day of the European Rover Challenge. We're still so impressed about what happened at AGH University of Krakow!

The European Rover Challenge is already behind us, but our thoughts are still on the Marsyard. Watch a short summary of the second day.

The last few days were full of emotions! Mars rover competitions, space-themed lectures, and plenty of attractions for both younger and older space enthusiasts in the inspiration zone – all of this at our AGH University of Krakow 🚀 On Sunday, September 8th, during the official gala, it was time to announce the competition results. The first place in the 10th anniversary edition of the European Rover Challenge was won by the FHNW Rover Team from Switzerland! The AGH Space Systems scientific club from our university took the honorable second place! 💚🖤❤️ Congratulations to all teams. You were amazing! The full results are as follows: 🥇 1st place - FHNW Rover Team from Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW (Switzerland) 🥈 2nd place - AGH Space Systems from AGH Kraków (Poland) 🥉 3rd place - İTÜ Rover Takımı from İTÜ (Turkey) Honorable mentions: 👉 SCIENCE - EXPLORATION - BEARS from Technische Universität Berlin (Germany) 👉 SCIENCE - CONSTRUCTION - FHNW Rover Team from Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW (Switzerland) 👉 SCIENCE - SURFACE SAMPLING - FHNW Rover Team from Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW (Switzerland) 👉 SCIENCE - DEEP SAMPLING - FHNW Rover Team from Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW (Switzerland) 👉 NAVIGATION - TRAVERSE - AGH Space Systems from AGH Kraków (Poland) 👉 NAVIGATION - DRONING - BEARS from Technische Universität Berlin (Germany) 👉 MAINTENANCE - FHNW Rover Team from Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW (Switzerland) 👉 PROBING - STAR Dresden e.V. from TU Dresden (Germany) 👉 PRESENTATION - EPFL Xplore from EPFL (Switzerland) A huge thanks to KSAF for photos.

Let’s start the second day of European Rover Challenge! New tasks await teams from all over the world who participate in Mars rovers competition. You can come to AGH University of Krakow with families and friends, both space industry expert and little cosmos lovers. We have attractions for everyone - space-related lectures for enthusiasts and cosmic games for the youngest.🪐 Don’t forget to visit our students club SatLab AGH and Hype the satellite.🛰️

A little sneak peak into what's coming in the near future. Are you curious? Stay tuned - details coming soon🧑🚀

First day of European Rover Challenge 👩🚀