The Italian Space Agency is a national public organization established in 1988 and responsible for developing and implementing the Italian space strategy in accordance with the Government's directives.
ASI is one of the fundamental pillars of space research and innovation in Europe. It has a proven track record in designing and developing satellites. The agency also creates advanced scientific instruments and space exploration technologies. ASI has contributed significantly to many international missions. These include the International Space Station and ExoMars. The agency has distinctive competencies in Earth observation, satellite telecommunications, and planetary science. It manages a diverse portfolio of national programs. ASI also leads bilateral collaborations with other space agencies. ASI closely follows current international strategies and long-term exploration goals. Great attention is now devoted to lunar exploration. The agency supports the development of sustainable exploration programs and promotes technological progress.
The Italian Space Agency (ASI) offers the opportunity for hosting MSCA Postdoctoral European Fellowships on a wide spectrum of frontier research to advance in the field of Universe, Space and Earth sciences.