RESEARCH / CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY
Less mass.
More protection.
My master’s research explores nanomaterial coatings that could help protect satellites from the harsh conditions of space—with less added mass.
MASTER’S RESEARCH · IN PROGRESS
FIELD
Space nanotechnology
FOCUS
Spacecraft surface durability
CONTEXT
Low Earth orbit & CubeSats
THE IDEA
Space is harsh.
Protection adds weight.
Could a thin coating help satellites stay durable while carrying less protective material?
I’m exploring this question at Concordia University, focusing on how nanomaterials could help surfaces withstand atomic oxygen, UV exposure, and repeated temperature changes.
FROM THE LAB
Research in progress.
More to come.
This work is in its early stages. Data, photos, and updates will be added here as the research develops.
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