Check out these cool antennas the Communications team built which can even pick up local radio stations!
Mechanical Structure Progress
Deployable Solar Panels!
Our mechanical structure team has been busy! The team's main jobs are to design the main body of our CubeSat including a structural layout and analyze its integrity and structural performance. The team has been working on a model that includes deployable solar panels. They created this animation to illustrate a way in which we could achieve this, we think it looks great! Head over to the "TEAM" page to checkout the students who put this together.
NEUDOSE Social Night!
The team will be getting together for yet another social night after our weekly meeting. Everyone is welcome to come out!
The Phoenix (The Old Refectory)
Thursday, May 14th, 2015
8:30pm
Join us to meet the team, talk space or just have some fun! :)
Payload Progress
Check out this 3D rendering of the science payload that will eventually fly onboard the NEUDOSE satellite. This is a cutaway view of the NEUDOSE Tissue Equivalent Proportional Counter (TEPC) that enables us to separate the dose from charged and neutral particles. When NEUDOSE launches, we will be able to measure how much dose astronauts receive and where the dose is coming from. This will enable us to design smarter shielding for future manned missions to Mars!
Social Night Success!
After our final meeting before exams, the team headed over to The Phoenix for one last stress buster! The team will be back to working hard for our next meeting on April 30th!
Photoshoot!
Photoshoot day! Stay tuned for a new and improved Team page!
NEUDOSE Social Night!
We are excited to announce our first social pub night!
The Phoenix (The Old Refectory)
Thursday, April 9, 2015
8:30pm after our weekly meeting
Come down to de-stress before exams and get to know everyone on the team! :D
McMaster NEUDOSE - The Launch
The McMaster NEUDOSE project was officially launched on January 30, 2015!