Here is a list of recent Master’s theses read at the Science and Technology for Solar System exploration Group (SCITECHSS). Each thesis contributes to advancing our understanding and capabilities in various aspects of solar system exploration.
Master’s Theses
- Title: “Innovative Propulsion Systems for Efficient Interplanetary Travel”
- Author: José Torres
- Year: 2022
- Summary: Researches new propulsion technologies, including electric and hybrid systems, to enable more efficient interplanetary travel within the solar system.
- Title: “Assessing the Habitability of Exoplanets Through Atmospheric Analysis”
- Author: Marta Jiménez
- Year: 2023
- Summary: Analyzes the atmospheres of exoplanets using data from space telescopes to assess their potential habitability and the presence of life-supporting conditions.
- Title: “Thermal Protection Systems for Re-Entry Vehicles”
- Author: Ignacio Moreno
- Year: 2021
- Summary: Develops and tests new thermal protection systems for spacecraft re-entry vehicles to ensure safe passage through planetary atmospheres.
- Title: “3D Printing Technologies for Spacecraft Manufacturing”
- Author: Patricia Vega
- Year: 2022
- Summary: Explores the use of 3D printing technologies in the manufacturing of spacecraft components, aiming to reduce costs and enhance customization.
- Title: “Chemical Analysis of Cometary Dust Particles”
- Author: Javier Navarro
- Year: 2023
- Summary: Studies the chemical composition of dust particles from comets, providing insights into the early solar system’s formation and evolution.
- Title: “Developing Sustainable Energy Systems for Lunar Bases”
- Author: Alicia Ramos
- Year: 2021
- Summary: Researches and designs sustainable energy systems, including solar and nuclear power, to support long-term human habitation on the Moon.
These Master’s theses demonstrate the diverse research activities at SCITECHSS, highlighting the group’s commitment to advancing solar system exploration through innovative science and technology.