World Meet on
Space Science, Astronomy & Astrophysics

SPACESCIENCEMEET2026 brings together global minds. Researchers, engineers, and innovators unite to share ideas. Together, we explore breakthroughs in Space Science, Astronomy & Astrophysics .

November
16-17, 2026
Venue
Munich, Germany
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About Conference

The World Meet on Space Science, Astronomy & Astrophysics (SPACESCIENCEMEET2026) serves as an international platform for researchers, scientists, and professionals to present and discuss recent advances in space science, astronomy, astrophysics, planetary science, cosmology, and space technologies. The conference encourages knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration to advance our understanding of the universe.

SPACESCIENCEMEET2026 will be held on November 16–17, 2026, in Munich, Germany, and will include keynote talks, scientific sessions, poster presentations, and interactive discussions. The meeting aims to promote global collaboration, support emerging researchers, and provide valuable networking opportunities within the space science and astrophysics community.

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Attendees
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Hours of Lectures
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Dr. Luciano Lorenzi

Dr. Luciano Lorenzi

Author for the Book: EXPANSION CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE
A scientific history of an ignored discovery
Italian Astronomical Society
Italy

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Dr. Helen M.C. Yee

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee

Senior Research Scientist at NASA Ames Research Center
University of California
USA

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Dr. Francisco Bulnes

Dr. Francisco Bulnes

IINAMEI Director
Mathematics Research Centre
Mexico

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Prof. BOJING ZHU    

Prof. BOJING ZHU    

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences - UCAS
China

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Prof. Sergey Pulinets

Prof. Sergey Pulinets

Space Research Institute (IKI)
Russian Academy of Sciences
Russia

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Prof. AZAH KAMILAH BINTI DRAMAN

Prof. AZAH KAMILAH BINTI DRAMAN

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY MALAYSIA
Malaysia

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Prof. Boris Ephimovich Zhilyaev

Prof. Boris Ephimovich Zhilyaev

Head of the Laboratory for Transient Phenomena in Stars
Main Astronomical Observatory of Academy of Science
Ukraine

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Prof. Slavik Avagyan

Prof. Slavik Avagyan

University of Armenia
Armenia

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Prof. Emin Taner ELMAS

Prof. Emin Taner ELMAS

Igdir University
Turkey

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Prof. Yew Kee WONG

Prof. Yew Kee WONG

CHAIRMAN & CEO of Red Web Work Group
Hongkong

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Prof. Hanshen Li

Prof. Hanshen Li

Shanghai Jiao Tong University
China

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Dr. Mukesh Kumar

Dr. Mukesh Kumar

Shyam Lal College
India

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Dr. Uqbah Iqbal

Dr. Uqbah Iqbal

National University of Malaysia
Malaysia

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Enlisted Speakers



Dr. Luciano Lorenzi

Dr. Luciano Lorenzi

Author for the Book: EXPANSION CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE
A scientific history of an ignored discovery
Italian Astronomical Society
Italy

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DR. FRANCISCO BULNES

DR. FRANCISCO BULNES

IINAMEI Director
Mathematics Research Centre
Mexico

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Prof. BOJING ZHU    

Prof. BOJING ZHU    

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences - UCAS
China

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Dr. Abadullah Zafar

Dr. Abadullah Zafar

Yunnan Observatories (YNAO)
China

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Dr. Chunxiang Shi

Dr. Chunxiang Shi

China Meteorological Data Service Centre
China

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 Dr. Wu Wang

Dr. Wu Wang

Computer Network Information Center CAS
National Supercomputer Center in CAS
China

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 Dr. Dingwen

Dr. Dingwen

Institute of Computing Technology
Chinese Academy of Sciences
China

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Dr. Liang Dong

Dr. Liang Dong

Yunnan Observatories, CAS& Radio Astronomy Technology International Joint Laboratory
China

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Dr. Chunye Gong

Dr. Chunye Gong

National University of Defense Technology & National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin
China

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Dr. Majid Khan

Dr. Majid Khan

Quaid-i-Azam University

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Dr. Katja Grünfeld

Dr. Katja Grünfeld

Institute of Air Law, Space Law and Cyber Law
University of Cologne
Germany

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Prof. Boris Ephimovich Zhilyaev

Prof. Boris Ephimovich Zhilyaev

Head of the Laboratory for Transient Phenomena in Stars
Main Astronomical Observatory of Academy of Science
Ukraine

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Prof. Hanshen Li

Prof. Hanshen Li

Shanghai Jiao Tong University
China

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Prof. AZAH KAMILAH BINTI DRAMAN

Prof. AZAH KAMILAH BINTI DRAMAN

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY MALAYSIA, Malaysia

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Dr. Helen M.C. Yee

Dr. Helen M.C. Yee

Senior Research Scientist at NASA Ames Research Center
University of California
USA

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Dr. Jamal Zimou

Dr. Jamal Zimou

Ibn Tofail University
Morocco

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 Dr. Orchidea Maria Lecian

Dr. Orchidea Maria Lecian

Sapienza University of Rome
Italy

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KEY SESSIONS

Core Astronomy:

The Core Astronomy session at SPACESCIENCEMEET2026 will provide a comprehensive platform for astronomers, astrophysicists, and space scientists to present and discuss cutting-edge research spanning observational, theoretical, and applied astronomy. This session will cover a wide range of topics, including:

  • • Observational Astronomy and Telescope Technology
  • • Observational Cosmology
  • • Interstellar Medium and Origin of Structure
  • • Stellar and Galactic Astrophysics
  • • Extragalactic Astronomy
  • • Brown Dwarfs and Small Bodies (Comets, Asteroids, and Dust)
  • • Cosmology and the Early Universe
  • • Dark Matter and Dark Energy
  • • Planetary Science and Exoplanets
  • • Celestial Mechanics and Planetary Dynamics
  • • Education & Public Outreach in Astronomy

Who Should Attend:

  • • Astronomers and Astrophysicists
  • • Observational, Cosmology, and Telescope Researchers
  • • Planetary, Exoplanet, and Small-Body Scientists
  • • Researchers in Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and Early-Universe Studies
  • • Faculty Members, Postdoctoral Fellows, and Graduate Students
  • • Professionals from Observatories, Space Agencies, and Research Institutes

Astrophysics & Fundamental Physics:

This session will highlight recent theoretical and observational advances that bridge astrophysics and fundamental physics, from cosmic origins and dark matter to gravity, high-energy phenomena, and tests of fundamental laws in extreme astrophysical environments. It will bring together researchers across disciplines to discuss cutting-edge observations, simulations, and theoretical models, while fostering collaboration and outlining future directions in the field:

  • • Theoretical Astrophysics and Computational Modeling
  • • Gravitation and Relativity in Astrophysics
  • • Gravitational Waves and High-Energy Astrophysics
  • • Particle and Nuclear Astrophysics (Including Neutrino Physics)
  • • Plasma and Magnetospheric Astrophysics
  • • Heliospheric and Solar Physics

Who Should Attend:

  • • Astrophysicists and Theoretical Physicists
  • • Researchers in Relativity, Gravitation, and Fundamental Physics
  • • Scientists working on Gravitational Waves and High-Energy Astrophysics
  • • Particle, Nuclear, and Neutrino Astrophysics Researchers
  • • Plasma, Solar, and Heliospheric Physics Specialists
  • • Faculty Members, Postdoctoral Researchers, and Graduate Students

Space Science, Exploration & Technology:

The Space Science, Exploration & Technology session at SPACESCIENCEMEET2026 will provide a multidisciplinary platform to showcase advancements in space missions, satellite systems, scientific instrumentation, and next-generation space technologies. This session will address:

  • • Space Missions, Satellites, and Instrumentation
  • • Space Technology, Robotics, and AI in Astronomy
  • • Earth Observation and Remote Sensing
  • • Data Science, Machine Learning & Big Data in Space Sciences
  • • Life Sciences in Microgravity: Challenges and Breakthroughs
  • • Microgravity and Biomedical Research: Pathways to Innovation
  • • Life Sciences Related to Space Sciences
  • • Multidisciplinary STEM Research Enabled by Microgravity Platforms
  • • COVID-19 and Space Biosciences: Lessons and Opportunities
  • • Astrobiology and Life Beyond Earth
  • • Space Policy, Ethics & Sustainability
  • • Miscellaneous and Emerging Topics

Who Should Attend:

  • • Space Scientists, Mission Planners, and Systems Engineers
  • • Researchers in Satellite Technology, Robotics, and AI Applications
  • • Earth Observation, Remote Sensing, and Geospatial Science Professionals
  • • Data Scientists and Researchers in Space Data, AI, and Machine Learning
  • • Life Scientists and Biomedical Researchers in Microgravity and Space Biosciences
  • • Policymakers, Industry Professionals, and Interdisciplinary STEM Researchers

Industry–Academia Collaboration in Space Sciences:

The Industry–Academia Collaboration in Space Sciences session at SPACESCIENCEMEET2026 will focus on strengthening synergies between universities, research institutions, industry, and government bodies to accelerate innovation in space sciences and technologies. This session will explore:

  • • University–Industry Partnerships in Space Research
  • • Technology Transfer & Commercialization of Space Innovations
  • • Joint R&D and Co-Development of Space Systems
  • • Public–Private Partnerships (PPP) in Space Programs
  • • Workforce Development & Skill Building for the Space Sector

Who Should Attend:

  • • Academics exploring partnerships and joint R&D in space science.
  • • Executives, R&D managers, and innovation leaders from space tech companies and startups.
  • • Policy makers and program managers involved in public–private space initiatives.
  • • Founders seeking technology collaboration, funding, or commercialization opportunities.
  • • Professionals focused on building skills for the space sector.
  • • Graduate students and young professionals interested in industry–academia exposure and networking.

Commercial Space, NewSpace & Startups:

The Commercial Space, New Space & Startups session at SPACESCIENCEMEET2026 will serve as a dynamic platform to explore the rapidly evolving commercial space landscape and the growing NewSpace ecosystem. This session will highlight:

  • • NewSpace Ecosystem and Emerging Business Models
  • • Space Startups, Innovation Hubs & Entrepreneurship
  • • Commercial Satellites, SmallSats & Launch Services
  • • Space Data Commercialization & Downstream Applications
  • • Regulation, Policy & Sustainability in Commercial Space

Who Should Attend:

  • • Innovators building NewSpace ventures, spin-offs, and early-stage space companies.
  • • Decision-makers from commercial space companies, satellite operators, and launch service providers.
  • • Angel investors, VCs, and corporate investors focused on space technology and downstream applications.
  • • Experts in satellite data, analytics, Earth observation, and space-enabled services.
  • • Officials involved in space policy, licensing, sustainability, and commercial regulation.
  • • Representatives supporting startup growth, technology transfer, and ecosystem development.

Join SPACESCIENCEMEET 2026 to share your discoveries, engage with leading experts, build international collaborations, and contribute to advancing our understanding of the universe and the future of space exploration.


Conference Dates

November 16-17, 2026


Early Bird Registration

March 20, 2026


Abstract Submission Deadline

March 15, 2026


Conference Venue

Munich, Germany

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