Publications

SPECS: A fragmentation estimation framework for solar power satellites and integration into the NESSY Evolutionary Model

De Marchi Pietro, Campbell James, Vasile Massimiliano, Wang Yirui

23rd IAA Symposium on Space Debris 76th International Astronautical Congress, pp. 1651-1662 (2026)

https://doi.org/10.52202/083079-0170

A digital expert for space sustainability simulations

Porter Fiona, Dillon Max, Vasile Massimiliano, Wang Yirui, Darm Paul

23rd IAA Symposium on Space Debris , pp. 1142-1160 (2026)

https://doi.org/10.52202/083079-0116

A stochastic dynamic network model of the space environment

Wang Yirui, Marchi Pietro De, Vasile Massimiliano

Advances in Space Research Vol 76 (2025)

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asr.2025.08.051

Variable-mass gravity tractor for asteroid deflection : full mission process optimization and deflection efficiency analysis

Li Fengrui, Wang Kaiduo, Li Mingtao, Wang Yirui

Chinese Journal of Aeronautics (2025)

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cja.2025.103876

Estimating the potential impact of SPSs on space environment stability via stochastic network analysis

De Marchi Pietro, Wang Yirui, Vasile Massimiliano, Campbell James, Ferriere Josh, Gopalakrishnanf Niranjana

76th International Astronautical Congress (2025)

A holistic approach to space sustainability : Closing the loop between global space health indicators and life cycle assessment

Lanfredi Alberti Cecilia, Wang Yirui, Wilson Andrew, Vasile Massimiliano

11th European Conference for Aerospace Sciences (EUCASS 2025) (2025)

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Professional Activities

Engineering equity in STEM employment’

Recipient

13/7/2022

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Projects

Engineering equity in STEM employment

Essex, Jane (Principal Investigator) Hendry, Martyn (Principal Investigator) Cunningham, Margaret Rose (Principal Investigator) Ivaturi, Aruna (Principal Investigator) Wang, Yirui (Principal Investigator) McQuilken, Natasha (Principal Investigator)

The project considered how to enhance the sustainability and resilience of the STEM workforce in the twenty-first century. The opportunity to engage in meaningful work enhances individual health and well-being, as well as enhancing social cohesion and economic prosperity. Specifically, the project considered how technical expertise in industry and academia can be shared with people who are hugely under-represented in the STEM workforce despite their evident capabilities and interest in STEM. The scheme builds upon a highly successful STEM for sustainability summer school that ran last summer and will involve researchers who attended last year, along with others who expressed an interest in joining the project, plus pupils from South Ayrshire schools who have ASN. In addition, the scheme involved regional STEM employers, giving them a chance to develop their understanding of the capacities of diverse young people and their potential to contribute positively to their organisations.

01-Jan-2022 - 31-Jan-2023

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