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A student team from AGH Lunar-Technologies, a student research club based at the Faculty of Space Technologies, will carry out an experiment called CAPYBARA during a series of parabolic flight campaigns organised with the support of the European Space Agency’s Education Office.

The students will seek to answer the question of how liquids behave in microgravity. Research carried out under these unusual conditions may contribute to the development of new technologies for use in future space missions, ranging from fuel supply systems to life support for astronauts.

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An exciting array of courses and new programmes designed with future careers in mind.

That is what awaits you at the AGH University of Krakow!

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Are you planning to pursue a doctoral degree? The AGH University Doctoral School has a creative and interdisciplinary approach to research and a flexible curriculum adapted to your individual needs and interests. Applications for the 2026/2027 academic year are now open!