SpaceProf.xyz

Malcolm Macdonald

Glasgow based  

About SpaceProf

A Glasgow based space technology engineer, professor, and director working at the interface between academia, industry, & government.

Bringing Space Down to Earth

Media

Providing technical consultancy to supporting science & engineering communication, making it more easily accessible. Read more.

Speaking

Committed to science communication, from news to TV dramas, from science festival to international conferences. Read more.

Innovation

Enabling & developing space-derived services by advancing a range of technologies, working at the interface between disciplines. Read more .

Consulting

Spanning basic research to applied engineering, commercialisation to policy, in both multi-national & locally focused teams. Get in touch.

Nibbles in Space

A series of short podcasts, making space more accessible. A nibble is half a byte. A nibble is 4 bits of information, whether you listen to it as a podcast or if want a little more of a Nibble you can read it here.

Trailer

The International Handbook of Space Technology

"for those who know that great thoughts reduced to practice become great acts"

A definitive modern text on space technology. With contributions from globally leading agency experts from NASA, ESA, JAXA, and CNES, as well as European and North American academics and industrialists this comprehensive handbook provides an overview and a holistic understanding of the system-of-systems that is a modern spacecraft.

Recognition & Distinction

Learned societies, national academies, & professional qualifications

Fellow

Royal Academy of Engineering, RAEng

Fellow

Royal Society of Edinburgh, RSE

Fellow

Royal Aeronautical Society, RAeS

Fellow

Royal Society of Arts, RSA

Associate Fellow

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, AIAA

European Engineer

European Federation of National Engineering Associations

Chartered Engineer

Engineering Council UK

Contact

Say hello@SpaceProf.xyz

Contact Information
Where

Electronic & Electrical Engineering
Royal College Building
204 George St.
Glasgow G1 1XW