List of documents

The following documents are of the highest importance for the programme. All the applicants are strongly encouraged to consult these and take them into account while applying:

1. Experiment proposal template, ESA

This document is to be completed during the selection process.

2. LDC summary, ESA

This document summarises the main features of the Large Diameter Centrifuge (LDC).

3. LDC Experimenter User Manual, ESA

This document will be provided to the selected teams with all the information needed to perform the experiments in the LDC facility. The document addresses the general features and operations and gives more technical details and technical data of the LDC in order to facilitate the preparation of the experiment.

4. Experiment report template, ESA

The aim of this document is to serve both as a reference document through the preparation and the execution of the experiment, and as a final report once the programme ends. As a result, this document will be filled in by the students as the project develops and sent to ESA engineers and to ESA's Education Office at specific deadlines.

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Spin Your Thesis! 2013 teams selected22 March 2013

Spin Your Thesis! 2013 teams selected22 March 2013 Four teams of university students have been chosen to develop and conduct hypergravity experiments during ESA's fourth ‘Spin Your Thesis!’ campaign.

Spin your thesis in 201305 September 2012

Spin your thesis in 201305 September 2012 European students are invited to submit their proposals on hypergravity experiments for the 2013 ‘Spin Your Thesis!’ campaign. Proposals can be submitted until 5 February 2013.

Student teams selected for 'Spin Your Thesis!'26 April 2012

Student teams selected for 'Spin Your Thesis!'26 April 2012 Three teams of university students will develop and perform experiments in hypergravity during ESA's third ‘Spin Your Thesis!’ campaign.

Student teams working on 'Spin Your Thesis!'16 March 2011

Student teams working on 'Spin Your Thesis!'16 March 2011 Four teams of university students will develop and perform experiments in hypergravity during ESA's second ‘Spin Your Thesis!’ campaign.

Spin Your Thesis! 2010 campaign completed24 September 2010

Spin Your Thesis! 2010 campaign completed24 September 2010 ESA’s first ‘Spin Your Thesis!’ campaign came to a successful conclusion during the week of 13-17 September, when the third and fourth teams of university students completed their hypergravity experiments.

Spin Your Thesis! 2010 campaign begins23 June 2010

Spin Your Thesis! 2010 campaign begins23 June 2010 The first session of the ‘Spin Your Thesis!’ campaign organised by ESA’s Education Office has been completed successfully at the European Space Technology Centre (ESTEC) in the Netherlands.

Student teams selected for 'Spin Your Thesis!'26 February 2010

Student teams selected for 'Spin Your Thesis!'26 February 2010 Four teams of university students have been selected to develop and perform their hypergravity experiments during ESA’s first ‘Spin your Thesis!’ campaign.

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