Considering the recent developments on the sustainable exploration of the Moon, the Conference will provide a unique opportunity to link and engage scientists, industry experts, decision-makers and the public in a discussion on the opportunities and challenges for lunar science, technology for exploration and lunar payload accommodation prospects.

The event will include a live demonstration of the robotic platform LUVMI – a lightweight rover designed to provide mobility to scientific payloads and explore Lunar resources. The LUVMI Project is implemented by a consortium of European entities with the financial assistance of Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Commission.

Presentations will include:

European Commission Research Executive Agency (REA)
European Space Agency (ESA)
Space Applications Services
CRPG – CNRS
The Open University
ICE Cubes Service
LUVMI consortium
Michigan Technological University
Birkbeck
Qinetiq Space
National Institute for Nuclear Physics (Italy)
Centre Spatiale de Liege
VITO
NEWTON consortium

The full-day Conference will take place in the premises of the European Commission in Brussels, from 09:30 to 18:30 on the 13 February at:

Research Executive Agency (REA)
Covent Garden
Place Rogier 16, 1049 Brussels, Belgium

The final programme will be published soon!