Noack, Daniel; Barschke, Merlin F.; Großhans, Jens; Ungermann, Boris G. J.; Vu, Huu Q.; Werner, Philipp; Brieß, Klaus (2019). In-Orbit Verification of a Fluid-Dynamic Attitude Control System. Joint Symposium: 32nd ISTS & 9th NSAT

Dinkelaker, Aline N.; Kaparthy, Akash; Reher, Sven E.; Bawamia, Ahmad; Kürbis, Christian; Smol, Robert; Christopher, Heike; Wicht, Andreas; Werner, Philipp; Bartholomäus, Julian; Rotter, Sven; Jördens, Robert; Barschke, Merlin F. and Krutzik, Markus (2019). Optical quantum technologies for compact rubidium vapor-cell frequency standards in space using small satellites. Journal of the British Interplanetary Society, 74-82.

Gordon, Karsten; Starke, Mario; von Keiser, Philip and Barschke, Merlin F. (2019). Multi-mission software development for small spacecraft. Proceedings of the 12th IAA Symposium on Small Satellites for Earth Observation

Barschke, Merlin F. (2019). A modular platform architecture to enable system level scalability. Proceedings of the 12th IAA Symposium on Small Satellites for Earth Observation

Barschke, Merlin F.; Bartholomäus, Julian; Haces Crespo, Juan M.; Gordon, Karsten; Jonglez, Clément; von Keiser, Philip; Költzsch, Danilo; Leglise, Julius; Lehmann, Marc; Meumann, Christian; Reinert, Steffen; Rotter, Sven; Starke, Mario; Werner, Philipp and Zander, Lars (2019). TechnoSat - Results from the first 18 months of operation. Proceedings of the 12th IAA Symposium on Small Satellites for Earth Observation

Bartholomäus, Julian; Barschke, Merlin F. and Lehmann, Marc (2019). The TUBIN mission within the context of present and future satellite-based fire detection systems. Proceedings of the 12th IAA Symposium on Small Satellites for Earth Observation

Konaka, Mina; Haces Crespo, Juan M.; Bartholomäus, Julian; Dinkelaker, Aline N.; Bawamia, Ahmad; Krutzik and Markus and Barschke, Merlin F. (2019). Preliminary thermal design for the small satellite mission QUEEN, carrying an optical atomic frequency reference. Proceedings of the 9th Nano-Satellite Symposium

Reibe, Mathias; Jäckel, Klaus; Barschke, Merlin F. and Jonglez, Clément (2019). A Modular Family of High Data Rate SDR Transceivers. Proceedings of the 33nd AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites

Barschke, Merlin F.; Werner, Philipp; Gordon, Karsten; Lehmann, Marc; Frese, Walter; Noack, Daniel; Grunwaldt, Ludwig; Kirchner, Georg; Wang, Peiyuan and Schlepp, Benjamin (2018). Initial Results from the TechnoSat in-orbit demonstration mission. Proceedings of the 31st AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites

Noack, Daniel; Barschke, Merlin F.; Werner, Philipp and Brieß, Klaus (2018). FDA in space – First in-orbit results of a fluid dynamic attitude control system. presented at the Small Satellites Systems and Services Symposium

Gordon, Karsten; Barschke, Merlin F. and Werner, Philipp (2018). Upgrading TUBiX20 – bringing TechnoSat flight experience into the TUBIN mission. Proceedings of the Small Satellites Systems and Services Symposium

Hufgard, Fabian; Lengowski, Michael; Barschke, Merlin F.; Harmansa, Nicholas; Klinkner, Sabine and Brieß, Klaus (2018). Preliminary study of an academic micro-satellite formation mission for meteoroid trajectories determination and dust mass flow measurement. Proceedings of the Small Satellites Systems and Services Symposium

Dinkelaker, Aline N.; Kaparthy, Akash; Reher, Sven; Bawamia, Ahmad; Kürbis, Christian; Smol, Robert; Christophe, Heike; Wicht, Andreas; Werner, Philipp; Bartholomäus, Julian; Rotter, Sven; Jördens, Robert; Barschke, Merlin F. and Krutzik, Markus (2018). Optical quantum technologies for compact rubidium vapor-cell frequency standards in space using small satellites. Proceedings of the 6th Reinventing Space conference

Barschke, Merlin F.; Werner, Philipp and Kapitola, Sascha (2018). BEESAT-3 commissioning – better late than never. Proceedings of the 69th International Astronautical Congress

Bartholomäus, Julian; Barschke, Merlin F. and Lehmann, Marc (2018). Development of a single-channel wildfire detection algorithm for the TUBIN mission. Proceedings of the 69th International Astronautical Congress