LIST Tests Innovative Printed Sensors In Space On SPiN-2 CubeSat Mission

December 15, 2025

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Sensors printed at Luxembourg’s Institute of Science and Technology are being tested in extreme conditions in space, marking a first for the research institution.

Each time researchers at LIST look up into the night sky in the coming months, they will no doubt picture in their minds the small but major Luxembourg innovation that forms part of a payload of European technologies on a 3U CubeSat.

Sent into orbit as part of the SPiN-2 mission earlier in December, the satellite relies on a multipurpose adapter generic interface connector,…

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