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Postgraduate Virtual Open Days

As part of the Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL), UCL Space & Climate Physics is a world-leading space science laboratory. Students are taught by those at the forefront of research who are building and operating cutting edge hardware for multinational space missions.

Our Virtual Open Days:

are a great chance to find out more about your chosen course, the department and studying at UCL. You'll have the opportunity to hear from academic staff and ask any questions you might have about life at UCL. 

Register your place for our next Virtual Open Day

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Black Hole Image

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The first image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of our own Milky Way galaxy has been produced by a global team involving UCL researcher Dr Ziri Younsi (UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory).

UCL Physics REF 2021 submission ranking 5th highest for research power

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Case studies submitted to REF 2021 by UCL Physics, a joint submission which includes UCL Space & Climate Physics, include: research on increasing public understanding of solar physics, and the first ever image of a black hole.

Prof Louise Harra on Space Weather

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UCL Centre for Systems Engineering (UCLse)

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UCLse offers three postgraduate masters degree programmes with some common elements and some elements specific to each programme.

An Introduction to PanCam

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The Rosalind Franklin (ExoMars) rover, carries the PanCam (Panoramic Camera) system built by a team led by UCL-MSSL. PanCam is one of the key context instruments, one of 9 instruments on the rover.

First page of Euclid’s cosmic atlas revealed

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The European Space Agency’s Euclid space mission has revealed the first piece of its great map of the Universe, showing the capabilities of the spacecraft’s massive optical camera which was designed and built by a UCL-led team.

Professor Mat Page (UCL MSSL), who is the current lead for the VIS camera, said: "Before Euclid, nobody had ever made an image of such a large area of sky at such high resolution. Even the zoomed in images don’t show the full resolution of Euclid’s spectacular VIS camera".

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