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Martin Tajmar
Researcher at Dresden University of Technology
Publications - 233
Citations - 2444
Martin Tajmar is an academic researcher from Dresden University of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Propulsion & Spacecraft. The author has an hindex of 23, co-authored 205 publications receiving 2092 citations. Previous affiliations of Martin Tajmar include Austrian Institute of Technology & Vienna University of Technology.
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Review and analysis of over 40 years of space plant growth systems.
TL;DR: A comprehensive comparison of the different designs and technological solutions implemented in higher plant flight experiments is compiled to illustrate the development trends of controlled environment agriculture technologies in bio-regenerative life support systems, enabling future human long-duration missions into the solar system.
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Indium Field Emission Electric Propulsion Microthruster Experimental Characterization
TL;DR: The In-FEEP thruster is a micro-propulsion device for the 1-100 μN thrust range with low thrust noise and high resolution as discussed by the authors, which is very important for many upcoming missions that require ultraprecise drag-free control such as the Gravity Field and Steady State Ocean Circulation Mission, LISA, Terrestrial Planet Finder/Darwin, or SMART-2.
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Macroscopic Quantum Resonators (MAQRO): 2015 update
Rainer Kaltenbaek,Markus Aspelmeyer,Peter Barker,Angelo Bassi,James Bateman,Kai Bongs,Sougato Bose,Claus Braxmaier,Claus Braxmaier,Časlav Brukner,Časlav Brukner,Bruno Christophe,Michael Chwalla,Pierre-François Cohadon,A. M. Cruise,Catalina Curceanu,Kishan Dholakia,Lajos Diósi,Klaus Döringshoff,Wolfgang Ertmer,Jan Gieseler,Norman Gürlebeck,Gerald Hechenblaikner,Gerald Hechenblaikner,Antoine Heidmann,Sven Herrmann,Sabine Hossenfelder,Ulrich Johann,Nikolai Kiesel,Myungshik Kim,Claus Lämmerzahl,Astrid Lambrecht,Michael Mazilu,Gerard J. Milburn,Holger Müller,Lukas Novotny,Mauro Paternostro,Achim Peters,Igor Pikovski,André Pilan Zanoni,André Pilan Zanoni,Ernst M. Rasel,Serge Reynaud,Charles Jess Riedel,Manuel Rodrigues,Loïc Rondin,Albert Roura,Wolfgang P. Schleich,Wolfgang P. Schleich,Jörg Schmiedmayer,Thilo Schuldt,Keith Schwab,Martin Tajmar,Guglielmo M. Tino,Hendrik Ulbricht,Rupert Ursin,Vlatko Vedral,Vlatko Vedral +57 more
TL;DR: The Macroscopic Quantum Resonators (MAQROI) project as mentioned in this paper proposes a mission to probe the quantum transition for increasingly massive objects, testing the predictions of quantum theory for objects in a size and mass regime unachievable in ground-based experiments.
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Active Spacecraft Potential Control Investigation
Klaus Torkar,Rumi Nakamura,Martin Tajmar,Carsten Scharlemann,H. Jeszenszky,G. Laky,G. Fremuth,C. P. Escoubet,K. R. Svenes +8 more
TL;DR: Torkar, K., Nakamura, R., Tajmar, Martin; Scharlemann, C., Jeszensky, H., Laky, G., Fremuth, G.; Escoubet, C. P., Svenes, Knut Ragnar as mentioned in this paper.
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Macroscopic quantum resonators (MAQRO): 2015 Update
Rainer Kaltenbaek,Markus Arndt,Markus Aspelmeyer,Peter Barker,Angelo Bassi,James Bateman,Kai Bongs,Sougato Bose,Claus Braxmaier,Časlav Brukner,Bruno Christophe,M. Chwalla,Pierre-François Cohadon,A. M. Cruise,Catalina Curceanu,Kishan Dholakia,Klaus Döringshoff,Wolfgang Ertmer,Jan Gieseler,Norman Gürlebeck,Gerald Hechenblaikner,Antoine Heidmann,Sven Herrmann,Sabine Hossenfelder,Ulrich Johann,Nikolai Kiesel,Myungshik Kim,Claus Lämmerzahl,Astrid Lambrecht,Michael Mazilu,Gerard J. Milburn,Holger Müller,Lukas Novotny,Mauro Paternostro,Achim Peters,Igor Pikovski,André Pilan-Zanoni,Ernst M. Rasel,Serge Reynaud,C. Jess Riedel,Manuel Rodrigues,Loïc Rondin,Albert Roura,Wolfgang P. Schleich,Jörg Schmiedmayer,Thilo Schuldt,Keith Schwab,Martin Tajmar,Guglielmo M. Tino,Hendrik Ulbricht,Rupert Ursin,Vlatko Vedral +51 more
TL;DR: The MAQRO mission as mentioned in this paper is a medium-size mission with a possible launch in 2025 with a main scientific goal to probe the quantum transition for increasingly massive objects, testing the predictions of quantum theory for truly macroscopic objects in a size and mass regime not achievable in ground-based experiments.