NewSpace : innovation et souveraineté
roundtable discussion on NewSpace
The IEEE student branch of Bordeaux is pleased to invite you to a roundtable discussion on NewSpace, to be held at ENSEIRB-MATMECA. The space sector is currently undergoing a major transformation, driven by technological innovation, the arrival of new private players, and growing sovereignty concerns. This roundtable will provide an opportunity to discuss the strategic, economic, and technological challenges that will shape the coming decades, alongside speakers from the defense, research, and industry sectors.
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- 1 avenue Docteur Albert Schweitzer, 33402 Talence
- Talence, Aquitaine
- France 33402
- Building: ENSEIRB-MATMECA
- Room Number: Lecture hall H
- Starts 29 April 2026 08:47 AM UTC
- Ends 10 May 2026 10:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Matthieu Compin of INRIA
roundtable discussion on NewSpace
The space sector is currently undergoing a major transformation, driven by technological innovation, the emergence of new private players, and growing concerns about sovereignty. This roundtable discussion will provide an opportunity to discuss the strategic, economic, and technological challenges that will shape the coming decades, alongside speakers from the defense, research, and industry sectors.
Biography:
As a former space technical advisor at the Space Command (2021–2025), Mathieu Compin was at the forefront of operational and capability issues related to space amid growing defense challenges. He currently serves as Program Manager for “Space Defense” at Inria Defense & Security (General Directorate, Inria Center at the University of Bordeaux). His career illustrates the close link between digital technologies, research, and the use of space for issues of sovereignty and security.
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Address:200 Rue de la vieille tour, , Talence, Aquitaine, France, 33400
Jean Daniel Testé of AEROSPACE SAS
roundtable on Newspace
The space sector is currently undergoing a major transformation, driven by technological innovation, the emergence of new private players, and growing concerns about sovereignty. This roundtable discussion will provide an opportunity to discuss the strategic, economic, and technological challenges that will shape the coming decades, alongside speakers from the defense, research, and industry sectors.
Biography:
Former Joint Space Commander (2014–2017), Jean-Daniel Testé is currently EVP of AGENA SPACE. He previously led OTA (Observation de la Terre Appliquée), a company specializing in training in the analysis of aerial and space imagery, as well as in space security and strategy. His experience provides a comprehensive perspective on the evolving uses of space, spanning operations, industry, and strategy.
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Address:31 rue Caroline Aigle 45eme Parallele, , Merignac, Aquitaine, France, 33700
Philipe Lattes of LeoBlue
roundtable on Newspace
The space sector is currently undergoing a major transformation, driven by technological innovation, the emergence of new private players, and growing concerns about sovereignty. This roundtable discussion will provide an opportunity to discuss the strategic, economic, and technological challenges that will shape the coming decades, alongside speakers from the defense, research, and industry sectors.
Biography:
Philippe Lattes is CEO of LeoBlue and Project Manager for “Space and Continuing Education” at ENSEIRB-MATMECA. His career combines industry and innovation, with a strong focus on building ecosystems and developing space applications. At the intersection of technology, applications, and education, he helps bridge operational needs, industrial perspectives, and skills development in a NewSpace context where access to space and related services are rapidly evolving.
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Address:7 Rue Paul Painlevé, , toulouse, Aquitaine, France, 31300
Anthony Ghiotto of Bordeaux INP
roundtable on Newspace
The space sector is currently undergoing a major transformation, driven by technological innovation, the emergence of new private players, and growing concerns about sovereignty. This roundtable discussion will provide an opportunity to discuss the strategic, economic, and technological challenges that will shape the coming decades, alongside speakers from the defense, research, and industry sectors.
Biography:
Anthony Ghiotto is a faculty member and researcher at ENSEIRB-MATMECA and the IMS laboratory, with recognized expertise in microwave technologies and the design of RF and millimeter-wave circuits. These technological building blocks are at the heart of many modern space functions (telecommunications, payloads, instruments, onboard systems) and are key drivers of innovation and competitiveness in NewSpace. He will also provide insights focused on “NewSpace: Innovation and Sovereignty,” linking technological advances with strategic challenges.
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Address:1 avenue Docteur Albert Schweitzer, 33400 Talence, , Talence, Aquitaine, France, 33400