The Interdisciplinary Research Center for Aviation & Space Exploration (IRC-ASE) has been established at King Fahd University (KFUPM) with the aim of advancing space-based research through the development of innovative technologies and approaches. As one of the leading university laboratories in the Kingdom, IRC-ASE is dedicated to creating a scientific and technical environment that fosters innovation and supports the growth of the aviation and space sectors. By promoting the localization of aviation and space-related activities, developing Saudi human capital in space, enhancing national resilience, and promoting national identity, IRC-ASE is aligned with the strategic goals of Kingdom's Vision 2030.
Intelligent and autonomous systems refer to machines or devices that can perf...
Propulsion research is a critical field that aims to develop and optimize pro...
Astrodynamics/Orbital mechanics research focuses on understanding and predict...
Space Vehicle Design & Structures is a field of study that focuses on the...
Remote Sensing and Analysis Laboratory (RSAL) is a research facility that studies earth's surface using remote sensing technologies. It analyzes geospatial data obtained through satellite and airborne sensors to understand natural and human-induced processes. The Geospatial Data Analysis &Instrumentation Development program at RSAL develops new technologies for remote sensing and geospatial data analysis, including instrumentation for environmental monitoring. (lab image generated by image generator)
CosmoQuest Spacecraft & Satellite: Explore space projects, join global events.
KFUPM and the Saudi Space Commission (SSC) are collaborating on an innovative experiment led by D...
The new website of IRC Aviation and Space Exploration is launched.
CosmoQuest Spacecraft & Satellite: Explore space projects, join global events.
IRC-ASE participated in the Space Research, Development, and Innovation Workshop that organized b...
Humans in Space project sponsored by SSC.
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