Inside LunaLab (a Lunar surface analog laboratory) at the University of Luxembourg

Space Resources

I am passionate about enabling sustainable exploration and long-term human presence beyond Earth!

My research at the European Space Resources Innovation Center (ESRIC) focuses enabling modularity & interoperability in ISRU architectures and developing regolith transport and beneficiation technologies.

I write casually about space resources topics on my personal Medium blog and as an editor for The Space Resources Compendium publication.

Related Courses of Study

As part of my learning strategy, I have completed courses in the following topics:

Planetary Robotics (ROS 2)
Space Resources Technologies & Value Chains
Satellite Communications
Space Project Management
Space Policy, Law, & Ethics
CubeSat Mission Design
Satellite Mission Design (Systems Engineering)
Control Engineering & GNCS
Space Business, Economics, Entrepreneurship

Space Successes

Our team, SiMoon, developed a high-fidelity moon simulation platform to enhance lunar mission planning. This platform was developed as part of the SpaceHack Luxembourg 2023: a collaborative 'hackathon' aimed at developing business ideas for the NewSpace industry.

Our platform placed 3rd ( out of ~20 competing teams) and received the software innovation award!

Alongside members of the MSTB program, I co-developed a lunar surface resources prospecting mission, LuxMoon Surveyor; as part of the GLEE program. The mission uses an array of femtosats ("LunaSats) for in-situ regolith characterization at a Lunar south pole landing site. The mission was presented to directors at ESA and LSA in January 2024. Our mission proposal was accepted by the GLEE program with a tentative goal of launching to the Moon in 2026 via Artemis.

This page was last updated on 5 April 2025

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