ASI promotes the training and technical-professional growth in the field of aerospace science and technology and their applications

The sector of space is full of opportunities for young people and the ASI has always been a point of reference in terms of scientific training, circulation of aerospace culture and promotion of educational initiatives and projects targeted at schools, universities and students who are passionate about space topics. Space research is continuously evolving and needs new resources to invest in, to keep growing. Because of this, the ASI is focusing on the new generations of students and researchers and is investing in their potential, because the future can become reality only where there is more “space” for young people. 

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The ASI initiatives to promote scientific education and support teaching 

The ASI programmes for scientific training and research support

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FRIDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2025

CIRA’s DFAN System Becomes Fully Operational ‣

Developed through the funding of Italian Space Agency within the PNRR Space Factory 4.0 MORE...

FRIDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2025

e-GEOS and Italian Space Agency welcome Japanese Ambassador Suzuki Satoshi to the Matera Space Centre ‣

Lorenzo Chessa, Direttore Sicurezza, Sistemi Informatici e Digitalizzazione, Antonio Nicoletti, Sindaco di Matera, Milena Lerario Ceo e-geos, Cristina Favilli, Prefetto di Matera e Michele Busciolano, Regione Basilicata

The delegation visited the e-GEOS Space Centre and the Italian Space Agency's “Giuseppe Colombo” Space Geodesy Centre MORE...

WEDNESDAY 26 NOVEMBER 2025

Manila, 7th International Space Forum at Ministerial level – The Southeast Asia Chapter ‣

Fostering Regional Synergy in Space for Shared Challenges and Sustainable Development MORE...

THURSDAY 02 OCTOBER 2025

Italian Space Agency and Bahrain Space Agency sign a Memorandum of Understanding ‣

The Memorandum was signed during the 76th edition of the International Astronautical Congress
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TUESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2025

Selfies from space: Aussie nanosatellite completes first phase of mission ‣

Spirit nano satellite

SpIRIT is Led by the University of Melbourne, in collaboration with the Italian Space Agency MORE...