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Postdoctoral Researcher
About Me
Nicholas Limparis is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Maryland, Department of Aerospace Engineering. His research interests include extreme environment robotics, planetary surface robotics, robot kinematics and dynamics, and many other enabling technologies for humanity’s desire to explore the universe.
He works on solving the problems of manned and unmanned spaceflight and exploration and generation of enabling technologies.
He is currently working on removing dust and debris from spacesuits and other equipment in the lunar environment using Gecko skin based reusable adhesives.
- Small Satellites
- Satellite Servicing
- Orbital Debris Mitigation
- Extreme Environment Robotics
- Space Exploration Technologies
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PhD in Aerospace Engineering, 2024
University of Maryland
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MS in Aerospace Engineering
University of Maryland
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BS in Electrical Engineering
University of Maryland
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AS in Electrical Engineering
Montgomery College, Rockville, MD
I am a postdoctoral researcher in the department of aerospace engineering at the University of Maryland. I work on solving the problems of manned and unmanned spaceflight and exploration and generating enabling technologies.
I am currently working on removing dust and debris from spacesuits and other equipment in the lunar environment using Gecko skin based reusable adhesives.
