Meet IRF’s new doctoral student Ida
In February, 25-year-old Ida Svenningsson from Lund started as a doctoral student at IRF's office in Uppsala. She most recently came from studies at... Fortsätt läsa
Exciting things are ongoing at IRF SpaceLab in Kiruna
Test services are performed continuously at IRF SpaceLab this winter despite the pandemic. High-altitude tests were performed for a swedish industry... Fortsätt läsa
Video shows the development of the Jupiter sensor JNA
A short timelapse, taken over the span of two years, shows how the Flight Model of the Jovian Neutrals Analyzer (JNA) was built and tested at the... Fortsätt läsa
20 years since IRF’s nanosatellite Munin was launched
The Munin nanosatellite was the first full satellite from the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) and Sweden's first nanosatellite. As far as... Fortsätt läsa
Unique tests available at Sweden’s IRF SpaceLab
The SpaceLab test facility at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) in Kiruna, Sweden, offers industry and research groups an extensive... Fortsätt läsa
Swedish space instrument participates in the search for life around Jupiter
The Swedish-led satellite instrument Particle Environment Package (PEP) will help researchers at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) to... Fortsätt läsa
New findings: Surprisingly little water has escaped to space from Venus
On 13 November Moa Persson, Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) and Umeå University, will defend her doctoral thesis. Her thesis shows that... Fortsätt läsa
Swedish space technology ready to explore oceans under the ice on Jupiter’s moon Ganymede
Now the first of two Swedish-led Jupiter instruments has left the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) to take its place on the European... Fortsätt läsa
Swedish Institute of Space Physics one step closer to the edge of the Solar System
The Swedish Institute of Space Physics, IRF, is one step closer to being able to send up a satellite instrument to study Neptune and its moon Triton.... Fortsätt läsa