The Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) is ready to host the first-ever MBRSC Space Science Connect event, a landmark gathering that will bring together experts, researchers, and enthusiasts in the field of space science, from September 17-18 at its headquarters in Dubai.
The Space Science Connect underscores MBRSC’s commitment to fostering a vibrant scientific community that contributes to the UAE’s growing role in international space research, science and technology.
The two-day program will bring together leading scientists, engineers, and experts in the space sector to exchange knowledge, share updates on ongoing projects, and explore future avenues of collaboration.
The event aims to showcase the latest advancements in human spaceflight, lunar science, and emerging space technologies, while also celebrating and recognizing the contributions of researchers, scientists, and professionals who are driving innovation and shaping the nation’s ambitious space science journey.
Adnan AlRais Assistant Director General Space Operations and Exploration Sector – MBRSC
“With MBRSC Space Science Connect, we are establishing a dedicated platform for dialogue that places science at the heart of the UAE’s space ambitions. This event is not only about showcasing the progress of our programmes but about creating an ecosystem where scientists and engineers can align their expertise with the nation’s priorities. By focusing on themes such as human life in orbit and science on the Moon, we are setting the stage for discussions that will shape research directions, inspire innovation, and prepare the UAE for its next phase of exploration.”
With the dual themes of ‘Life in Orbit’ and ‘Science on the Moon’, Space Science Connect will feature a diverse program of plenary and technical sessions exploring key areas such as human physiology in space, protein crystal growth, analog missions, lunar sciences, and in-situ resource utilization.
The agenda will feature insightful presentations by experts from MBRSC and partner institutions, complemented by engaging panel discussions designed to promote scientific exchange, strengthen collaboration, and drive innovation across the space sector.
