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Eduardo Trifoni is an Associate Professor and Director of the Space Test Program at the National Space Test Facility at the Australian National University, which hosts the largest space testing infrastructure in Australasia. He has been with ANU since 2019 and has over 25 years of experience in independent research in cutting-edge fields including Experimental Aerothermodynamics and Hydrogen Energy. Trifoni has achieved major breakthroughs in hypersonic space testing and has a significant track record of more than 100 publications and four international patents. His work centers around thermal protection systems and the management of the SCIROCCO 70 MW Plasma Wind Tunnel, the world's largest facility for simulating hypersonic entry conditions for space vehicles. He has played an instrumental role in the experimental development of space vehicles capable of operating in Low Earth Orbit, successfully launching twenty-three spacecraft into orbit over a five-year span. Trifoni's academic qualifications include a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, which he earned summa cum laude in 1999.
Space Test Program, National Space Test Facility • Canberra, Australia
Oversees the largest space testing infrastructure in Australasia and manages the research and development of hypersonic technologies.
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