The DLR Institute of Space Propulsion has unique expertise in Europe in the development and operation of engine test rigs. Since 1959, engines for rockets and space systems have been tested and further developed at the site in Lampoldshausen. This research is part of the European space programme. With the Ariane launcher family, Europe is in a position to independently launch satellites into orbit for a wide variety of applications, thus securing competitive and independent access to space. This is a prerequisite for the unrestricted use of satellite data.
Institute of Space Propulsion
The DLR Institute of Space Propulsion in Lampoldshausen
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The DLR Institute of Space Propulsion in Lampoldshausen
The DLR Institute of Space Propulsion has unique expertise in Europe in the development and operation of engine test rigs. Since 1959, engines for launchers and space systems have been tested and further developed at the DLR site in Lampoldshausen.
HyEnD rocket
The HyEnD rocket was assembled in the so-called Skylark Hall at Esrange Space Center. From here it is rolled to the launch pad, which is located behind the building.Contact
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Prof. Dr. Stefan SchlechtriemDirectorGerman Aerospace Center (DLR)Institute of Space Propulsion
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Sandra SchiemerInstitute SecretariatDeutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)Institut für Raumfahrtantriebe
Locations and Offices
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32,4173
Institute of Space Propulsion: number of ISI/Scopus peer-reviewed publications (2016-2020)
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32,4132ISI/Scopus peer-reviewed publications (open access)
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32,4141ISI/Scopus peer-reviewed publications (restricted)
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21Institute of Space Propulsion: number of PhD students (2020)
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212020
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31,4172
Institute of Space Propulsion: number of peer-reviewed journal contributions (2016-2020)
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31,4131peer-reviewed articles (open access)
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31,4141peer-reviewed articles (restricted)
