This week we'll be presenting a poster at the iPower Conference at the University of Warwick. We'll be presenting at 4pm, come and find us!

GE Aviation, principal partners of the 2011 Times Cheltenham Science Festival, invited the team to present a stall at the festival‘s main event in the Town Hall.

On the 12th of May, the Warwick ESMO EPS team gave their end-of-year presentation to assessors from the School of Engineering, and several representatives from the team's corporate sponsors.

"The Engineer" magazine has recently published an article on the Warwick ESMO EPS team on their online news pages. You can see the whole article here:

http://www.theengineer.co.uk/sectors/aerospace/news/undergraduates-build-power-system-for-moon-orbiter/1007990.article

The Warwick ESMO team have recently been featured in "Spaceosaur" - an online news site covering all topics relating to Space! You can read the article here:

http://spaceosaur.co.uk/2902/european-students-aiming-for-the-moon/

A press release about the Warwick ESMO team can be found here.

As the spring term gets underway, the team‘s work is concentrated on the building of a prototype of an MPPT solar array regulation system and computer simulation of various mechanical aspects of the EPS design.

More to show...

The EPS team arrived back in the lab today, and our immediate priority was to finalise the project poster, which will be due tomorrow. The project poster summarises everything the we have achieved so far this year, and all that we hope to achieve before June. Initial feedback has suggested a well designed poster that clearly illustrates a variety of technical work, along with appropriate credit to all of our sponsors.

The project poster for this year may be viewed online in pdf format here: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/eng/meng/esmo/news/posters/

The term at Warwick ends today (10th December).  The EPS team would like to wish everyone involved with ESMO a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

The EPS team recently had their Christmas meal at Cosmo in Coventry. Special thanks go to Bill Crofts for his kind contribution!

(But the work won't stop here - we have our project poster to complete in less than a week!)