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From the laboratory to orbit: A review of modern aerospace and the role of students in the connection of science and industry

Authors: Shayan, Shah Noor; Mohammad Javad, Shah Noor; Khadija, Ghanbari;

From the laboratory to orbit: A review of modern aerospace and the role of students in the connection of science and industry

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From the laboratory to orbit: A review of modern aerospace and the role of students in the connection of science and industry Shayan Shah Noor1, Khadija Ghanbari2, Mohammad Javad Shah Noor3 1- Bachelor s degree student in aerospace2- Master s student, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Pargar Schools3- Professor at Farhangian University, Master s degree and Managing Director of Pargar Schools Complex Abstract Abstract The aerospace industry, as one of the leading fields of engineering, has always been a platform for innovation and development of advanced technologies. This article aims to present the latest scientific and executive disciplines in Iran and the world until 2026, and explains the key role of gathering experts and academics in the advancement of knowledge. The main themes of this research include analyzing new trends in the design of space systems, smart materials, space propulsion, computational aerodynamics, reusable launch systems, and executive challenges in deep space missions. Also, the importance of students research reports to the executive body of the industry and creating a bridge between policymakers and consulting engineers has been discussed. Keywords : Aerospace technology, multiple research, space missions, Iranian satellites, reusable launchers, advanced materials, propulsion.

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