European Conference for Aero-Space Sciences (EUCASS)

EUCASS, the European Conference for AeroSpace Sciences, was created by European scientists and engineers to improve the vitality of their scientific communication, the quality of their technical activities and to stimulate exchanges between researchers and industry end-users worldwide. On 6 July 2006, it became an International Non-Profit Association under Belgian law. It is a member of the International Astronautical Federation. Each two years EUCASS organises in Europe a large one-week conference on aerospace subjects, attracting in average 750 participants from all over the world, including professionals as well as PhD students, with presentation of state-of-the-art research results and with exhibitions stands for research agencies, universities and industries. EUCASS also organizes shorter thematic workshops on specific promising aerospace subjects. Furthermore, EUCASS intends to bring together all the expertise available on the European continent as well as world-wide, to foster communication networks, particularly within EU's framework programs. EUCASS is also aimed at attracting young scientists to the profession and developing mobility and co-operations in all the states of Europe. Lastly, EUCASS is the ideal venue for important exchanges between decision makers in governments and industry, thus becoming their natural meeting ground.