February 2024 Update from AS Napoli
February 25, 2024
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Hello EUROAVIAns! The start of the year is the period right before our biggest events, but this isn’t going to
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Hello EUROAVIAns! The start of the year is the period right before our biggest events, but this isn’t going to
On the 1st of February, EUROAVIA Toulouse had the pleasure to attend the 29TH Gordon Corps Lecture presented by Dr.
As the second month of the year is passing by and with our exam period taking place, we kept our
The Jupiter exploring mission from the European Space Agency was launched in 2023 from Kourou. The satellite is making its
Take a look at the story of Leo Buchner, International Board President of 2023-2024. From his early beginnings in the
Getting out of our homes having lost something of importance, for example the keys, the phone or, even, the wallet,
During our history lessons, we usually learn that during WWII men took to the sky to fight and showcased their
In recent decades, increasing awareness of environmental challenges has led to an intensive search for sustainable alternatives in various industries,
Individuals looking to enhance their photography skills were encouraged to take part in the EUROAVIA Patras photography seminar on January
As drones are increasingly used for various applications, the industry is investing in innovations to expand their functionality, like powering
Hello EUROAVIAns! The start of the year is the period right before our biggest events, but this isn’t going to stop us from organizing at least one event each month for our members!
On the 1st of February, EUROAVIA Toulouse had the pleasure to attend the 29TH Gordon Corps Lecture presented by Dr. Raj Nangia, HonFRAeS and Honorary Research Fellow at Bristol University. The symposium was focused on “Certifiable Liquid Hydrogen Aircraft” and it had as a distinguished guest the President of Main Aeronautical Royal Society, Kerissa Khan, MRAeS.
As the second month of the year is passing by and with our exam period taking place, we kept our word and kept our AS active, even during this tough period for our members. After a great number of meetings, we are here to present to you our plans for the upcoming month. March 2024 is going to be a very busy month for sure!
The Jupiter exploring mission from the European Space Agency was launched in 2023 from Kourou. The satellite is making its way to Jupiter carrying several instruments that will help scientists and engineers understand the Jovian planet. As anticipated in one of the last articles from the blog in 2023 (check it out!), here will discuss a bit of every single one of them.
Take a look at the story of Leo Buchner, International Board President of 2023-2024. From his early beginnings in the organisation to his hopes for the future, read on to learn more about the man currently running the EUROAVIA engine.
Getting out of our homes having lost something of importance, for example the keys, the phone or, even, the wallet, is undoubtedly a common occurrence
During our history lessons, we usually learn that during WWII men took to the sky to fight and showcased their skills at 20,000ft. However, behind
In recent decades, increasing awareness of environmental challenges has led to an intensive search for sustainable alternatives in various industries, including aviation. In line with this trend, electric aircraft are becoming increasingly significant as a potentially sustainable alternative to traditional airplanes. One such example of such innovation is the “Wasp” project developed by the student association “Beoavia” from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Belgrade.
Individuals looking to enhance their photography skills were encouraged to take part in the EUROAVIA Patras photography seminar on January 12, marking the inaugural event of the new year. This gathering gave a unique opportunity to refine camera settings, capture impeccable shots, and acquire specialized knowledge in Lightroom editing.
As drones are increasingly used for various applications, the industry is investing in innovations to expand their functionality, like powering drones with lasers to enable continuous flight. The possibility of this technology has been known for over a decade, but no one has succeeded in commercialising it.