The Centre Spatial de Liège (CSL / Liège Space Center) is the foremost institute for space instrumentation, technological research and testing. CSL is the applied research center of Liège Université, specializing in design, development, integration, qualification, and calibration of space instruments.
Que sont les ondes gravitationnelles? Pourquoi et comment les étudier? Quelles sont les applications concrètes des développements technologiques effectués dans le cadre du projet du télescope Einstein?
His project aims to detect and correct stray light in space-based optical instruments using an innovative method based on "Time-of-Flight".
The title was awarded to them by the Mayor at the opening of the 15 August celebrations in Liège.
CSL performs various qualifications on space instruments or units by submitting them to environmental space conditions, in a perfectly clean environment.
CSL develops, assembles, calibrates and/or tests observation instruments and relevant sub-systems capable to operate in a harsh environment, in order to serve the demands of the space science.
Starting from know-how coming from Space Projects, the Technology Partnerships Program offers services of research & development support and training, in space or other industrial domains.
Scientific Space Systems Program is focused on the space instrumentation in close link with the Scientists (mainly Astrophysicists).
Created by the University of Liège, the CSL is a research centre focused on space instrumentation with an environmental test facility serving the ESA, the space industry and regional companies.
