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Bridging Academia and Space Exploration: UCP Joins Hands with RESOLVE - SUPARCO

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The Space Research Center (SRC-UCP) at the University of Central Punjab , Lahore, has taken a giant leap forward in space technology by signing a contract with Research Solutions & Ventures (RESOLVE)—an initiative of SUPARCO, Pakistan’s National Space Agency. This groundbreaking partnership aims to design and develop Ultra Wide Band (UWB) Antennas for space applications. It provides an exceptional opportunity for students and researchers from the Faculty of Engineering to work on cutting-edge projects focused on advanced antenna systems and arrays. Under the mentorship of industry experts from RESOLVE and SUPARCO , these young innovators will contribute to pioneering advancements in space technology. Beyond research and development, this initiative will play a crucial role in fostering STEM education and promoting awareness about space exploration in Pakistan. By engaging in real-world challenges and collaborating with top-tier professionals, students will gain invaluable e...

Seminar Highlights | SPACE4ALL: Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers

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The Space Research Center (SRC) at the University of Central Punjab (UCP) , in collaboration with RESOLVE and the National Space Agency SUPARCO , successfully organized an insightful seminar titled “SPACE4ALL: Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers”. The event aimed to spark curiosity and passion for space technology among students and aspiring engineers. The seminar was dedicated to Electro Optical (EO-1) satellite Team - SUPARCO. Dr. M. Kamran Saleem from UCP, along with his team of young engineers, presented various student-developed satellite prototypes, including CanSat, CubeSat, and FloatSat. These innovative models demonstrated the practical applications of satellite technology and provided a hands-on learning experience for students . In addition, the team showcased a basic model rocket prototype and the CanSat deployment mechanism, offering an exciting glimpse into real-world aerospace engineering projects. One of the seminar's key highlights was the exhibition o...

Empowering Future Engineers: UCP’s Space Technology Course Wraps Up

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The University of Central Punjab (UCP) proudly announces the successful conclusion of the Space Technology course for Fall 2024! Designed for undergraduate students in the Electrical Engineering Department (EED) , this course provided invaluable hands-on experience in engineering and space technology. Key Learning Areas: 🔹 Satellite Systems & Subsystems 🔹 Space Environment & Satellite Orbits 🔹 PCB Designing & Microcontroller Programming 🔹 3D Printing & Prototyping 🔹 Environmental Sensors & Live Feed Camera Modules 🔹 Antenna Design & Satellite Communications A major highlight of the course was the design and development of antennas and RF receivers, allowing students to capture signals from NOAA satellite. This enabled them to reconstruct images for applications in image processing, environmental monitoring, weather forecasting, and disaster management. This initiative has equipped students with practical skills essential for the future ...

Undergraduate Electrical Engineering Students Shine at STEM-All Pakistan Project Competition 2025

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The undergraduate students from the Electrical Engineering Department, University of Central Punjab participated in the prestigious STEM-All Pakistan Project Competition 2025 , held at UET Lahore on February 11, 2025. This one-day event served as a remarkable platform for students nationwide to showcase their innovative projects and gain valuable exposure in the field of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). STEM-All Pakistan is a project-based competition where registered teams engage in an exhibition, presenting their creative solutions to a diverse audience, including industry professionals, academicians, and fellow students. The competition aims to foster innovation, technical expertise, and practical problem-solving skills among young engineers. During the event, the Electrical Engineering students presented a satellite ground station along with various models for student-developed satellites . Their prototypes, demonstrating cutting-edge technology and ...