Center for Astronautical Physics and Engineering, National Central University
(CAPE)
國立中央大學太空科學與科技研究中心
CENTER FOR ASTRONAUTICAL PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING
A Giant Leap for Taiwan’s Space Technology
Technology Industry-Academia Collaboration for Global Lunar Missions
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ABOUT CAPE
CENTER FOR ASTRONAUTICAL PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING
Taiwan's First University Space Center
Established in 2018, the National Central University (NCU) Center for Astronautical Physics & Engineering (CAPE) is an interdisciplinary research center spanning multiple disciplines with a common interest in space related research and applications. Building on NCU’s 60-year heritage of space research, CAPE research is focused on space weather, earthquake precursor research, air pollution remote sensing, as well as the development of hardware, software, and support services to expand the utilization of space technology and platforms for scientific missions. The research promotes the development new space leadership talents in space environment exploration, low Earth orbit satellite communications, deep space and lunar capacity development, satellite remote sensing, space life science, and international collaborations.
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2026.04.22
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Visit of Astronaut Kjell Lindgren to National Central University
PROJECT GOAL
PROJECT GOAL
Advancing Academic Space Technology
Over the next five years, our center is dedicated to building critical CubeSat infrastructure. Through strategic partnerships with TASA (Taiwan Space Agency) and NCSIST, we co-develop key space components, subsystems, and scientific payloads. Our mission is to complete the domestic space industry value chain and elevate Taiwan’s academic space technology to new heights.
New Space Leaders
Satellite Remote Sensing Applications
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- Fisheries & Carbon Sinks
- PM2.5 Remote Sensing
- Ocean Currents & SST
- Tsunami Warning
- Space Weather