19 April 2018
Editor for European Astronaut Centre
EJR-Quartz has an immediate opening for a mother-tongue English writer/editor able to present scientific and technical topics in a style […]
Highlights
A selection of latest happenings at EJR-Quartz.
15 September 2017
Cassini-Huygens – it’s personal
Cassini-Huygens holds a special place in our hearts, and in our story of how EJR-Quartz began. This was the very […]
24 March 2017
Space missions: What’s in a name?
There’s a brand new Sentinel! The steady growth in numbers of Europe’s flotilla of environmental-monitoring satellites can only sound like […]
6 December 2016
OUT NOW: DLRmagazine issue 151/152
The latest English-language issue of the DLRmagazine (issue 151/152) is now available! DLRmagazin is the quarterly publication of the German Aerospace […]
17 November 2016
Cycling to space with Julien Harrod
Here at EJR-Quartz we are tremendously proud of our team. They are talented and creative individuals who know their stuff […]
3 November 2016
Lights, camera, action! DexROV hits M18
The DexROV consortium got together in Brussels for the mid-term review this month. Partners demonstrated their progress, confirming that the project is […]
14 October 2016
ExoMars is Coming to (Martian) Town
Hot on the heels of the Rosetta comet landing, we are back at ESA Operations in Darmstadt, Germany, this time […]
22 September 2016
Rosetta: the epic conclusion
Extra, extra! You may have already heard all about it: Rosetta is nearing the end of its operational mission and […]
18 August 2016
A comet, an orbiter and a lander in Berlin
Rosetta and Philae: two spacecraft that made history; Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, a comet explored from orbit and from the surface. To […]
28 July 2016
Say goodbye to Philae
12 November 2014 – a remarkable day for humankind. For the first time ever, we landed a robot on the […]
18 March 2016
DexROV
We are the communication and dissemination partner for DexROV, a project to make underwater operations easier and more flexible through […]
15 February 2016
Landing on a comet
On 12 November, the robotic lander Philae separated from the comet-chaser Rosetta and descended onto the surface comet 67P, and […]