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Title Breakthrough technologies for distributed space systems: Discovering the last unexplored region of the cosmos: TU Delft researcher Raj Thilak Rajan receives NWO-NLSA space grant Degree of recognition Local Media name/outlet TU Delft Media type Web Duration/Length/Size 1 pag. Country/Territory Netherlands Date 12/03/26 Description The SPace-based Interferometry Network (SPIN) project brings together scientists and industry from 13 Dutch organizations to develop breakthrough technologies for space-based radio telescopes. Led by Dr Raj Thilak Rajan from TU Delft’s faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science, and TU Delft Faculty of Aerospace, and Prof Mark Bentum from Eindhoven University of Technology, the project focuses on low-frequency radio waves to target the last unexplored region of the cosmos— unobservable from Earth due to atmospheric interference. The consortium project has now received funding through NWO’s Partnerships for Space Instruments & Applications Preparatory Programme (PIPP). Congratulations to all the partners involved! URL https://www.tudelft.nl/en/2026/eemcs/breakthrough-technologies-for-distributed-space-systems-discovering-the-last-unexplored-region-of-the-cosmos Persons R.T. Rajan