Orbital Mechanics Lab
Build and fly simulated missions. Real telemetry, real failure reviews, real second attempts.
A school built like a laboratory
Most schools hand students answers. Kepler hands them instruments, and the patience to ask better questions.
Every program pairs a research lab with a working studio. Theory in the morning, evidence by evening.
Build and fly simulated missions. Real telemetry, real failure reviews, real second attempts.
From first principles to a working model. Students train, break and retrain their own systems.
A benched residency in microbiology. Culture, observe, document, publish inside the academy journal.
Slow mathematics. One beautiful problem a week, argued on paper and defended aloud.
CNC, castings and code. Students ship one public object each term and stand behind it.
Research is only half the work. The desk teaches students to explain it so anyone can care.
Drag to spin the orbit
Former mission analyst. Teaches the Orbital Mechanics Lab and runs the night-sky observatory sessions.
Two decades in applied ML research. Leads Machines That Learn.
Published microbiologist. Directs the Wet Lab Residency.
Research tracks
Student to mentor
Published student papers
Seats per cohort
Applications for the winter cohort close soon. No entrance exam, one interview, one problem you care about.