Strathclyde researchers are highly active in the areas of space systems, astronautics, space science, and space mechatronics. Researchers from Physics within the Centre for Space Science and Applications, the Aerospace Centre of Excellence in MAE, the Space Mechatronic Systems Technology (SMeSTech) Laboratory within DMEM, and researchers in EEE, all explore the engineering and scientific challenges within space, with topics such as spaceflight mechanics, robotics for in-orbit satellite services and refuelling, and satellite-based ocean colour remote sensing, among many others.
Kreiner, M. and Ford, S. and Elliott, M. and Halbert, G. W. (2011) Tuning the reconstitution conditions improves stability and handling of ZD2767P in an aqueous environment. In: APS PharmSci Conference 2011, 2011-08-30 - 2011-09-02.
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