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Exploration Envelope Programme (E3P) is integrating the ESA activities in this field to ensure a single exploration process. The strategy includes three destinations where humans will work with robots to gather
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. The Future Missions Department oversees mission preparation activities for ESA’s science programmes, including mission definition studies (Phases 0/A/B1) and technology development activities
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will include: providing technical expertise and consultancy to ESA projects, programmes and general studies in the field of mechanisms, throughout all project phases; participating in feasibility studies
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Division, Systems Department, Directorate of Technology, Engineering and Quality. The Future Engineering Division, in support of the programme directorates, is responsible for developing and providing
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teaching and research. Flexible study programmes and academic career opportunities in a wide variety of disciplines encourage the 34,000 students and researchers alike to develop their own individual talents
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cooperation with directorates to correct deviations from planning; analysing the pace of implementation of programmes to help devise financial programmatic corridors and targets for activity domains; providing
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contributions to ESA programmes, evolutions in geo-return and Member State involvement in the various ESA programmes as background information supporting decision-making, as well as identifying and preparing new
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described above, your main tasks and responsibilities will include: providing technical expertise and consultancy to ESA projects, programmes and general studies in the field of materials and processes
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Division, Future Missions and Architecture Department, Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. Reporting to the Head of the Optical Instruments Section, you will be responsible for the end-to-end
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the final phase of their PhD programme and can start the intended research within three (3) months of being awarded the contribution; who will independently set up an innovative research line with the