2027 International Conference on Deep Space Exploration and Space Science (DSESS 2027)

★CONTACT US
Website: www.dsess.com
Date: September 17–19, 2027
Venue: China
Full Paper Submission: March 31, 2027
Tel:+86-28-85586839 (International)
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm and 1:30pm-6:00pm


★Welcome to DSEES 2027
The 2027 International Conference on Deep Space Exploration and Space Science (DSESS 2027) will be held during September 17–19, 2027. It will bring together planetary scientists, aerospace engineers, mission planners, industry leaders, and policymakers to exchange transformative ideas that are shaping the next era of deep space discovery.


★Publication Information
Registered and presented full papers will be included in the DSESS 2027 digital conference proceedings and submitted to major citation databases (including, but not limited to Ei Compendex and Scopus) for review and indexing.


★Call for papers
Topics of Interest include but not limited to:
1. Deep-Space Mission Planning and Trajectory Design Optimization Methods
Interplanetary trajectory optimization and gravity‑assist maneuvers
Low‑thrust propulsion and orbit transfer strategies
Mission scheduling, risk assessment, and contingency planning

2. Advanced Spacecraft Technologies and Mission Architectures
Next‑generation propulsion systems (electric, nuclear, solar sail)
Autonomous navigation, guidance, and control for deep‑space missions
Lightweight structures, thermal management, and radiation shielding

3. Space-Based Observatories and Advanced Astrophysics Instrumentation
Next-generation space telescope architectures and deployable optical systems
Precision space-based gravitational wave observatories and metrology
High-contrast spectral imaging and remote sensing for exoplanetary atmospheres

4. Human Exploration Systems and Space Resource Engineering
Life support, radiation protection, and biomedical countermeasures for deep-space missions
ISRU: regolith processing, oxygen/propellant production, and in-space manufacturing
Human-robotic collaboration, autonomous surface operations, and mobility systems