Space Faculty is excited to share our recent collaboration with DSTA, NTU Satellite Research Centre (SaRC), and Kumi Analytics Pte Ltd for BrainHack 2024. Our unique SpaceCube programme within BrainHack offers students in Singapore a hands-on experience in the rapidly evolving world of digital technology and its applications in space exploration and climate action.

The programme kicked off this week with an engaging workshop introducing students to the power of advanced data analytics and space data for uncovering trends, detecting changes, and quantifying differences on Earth’s surface. With this foundation, they are more than prepared to start making a difference in climate action and sustainable development.

We are also honoured to have the support of Ambasciata d’Italia a Singapore e Brunei Darussalam (Embassy of Italy in Singapore and Brunei), allowing us to welcome astronaut and Italian Air Force pilot Brigadier Roberto Vittori to Singapore to inspire and motivate our SpaceCube participants. Brigadier Vittori, a renowned scientist who installed the MAS-02 cosmic ray detector during his space mission, will share his invaluable insights into dark matter and the universe’s origins in an exclusive talk happening on the BrainHack main stage.