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PoliSpace Plenary and Aperitivo

Event Details:

PoliSpace is proud to invite you to the first plenary session of its history, to be held online on Sat June, 19th from 4 to 5:30 pm. You can find the programme below. 

Even if during the plenary there will be a section for interacting with the Executive Members, an aperitivo (in person) will follow (approx. at 6:30 pm) to get to know each other better. 

For covid and logistic reasons, we will need you to book a seat for the aperitivo. The deadline for booking is on Monday June, 7th at noon (12 am).

Plenary programme:

  • 4:00 pm – Introduction to PoliSpace
  • 4:20 pm – ICE CREAM mission
  • 4:30 pm – CubeSat mission
  • 4:40 pm – Future Development
  • 4:50 pm – Balance approval
  • 5:00 pm – Activity “Meet the Executives” 
  • 5:30 pm – Conclusions

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