Dear colleagues,

We hope you all had a restful and enjoyable Easter break! After the holidays, we're back with the April edition of our Business Unit newsletter , your monthly roundup of key updates, achievements, and insights from across our teams.

A big thank you to everyone who continues to contribute content and ideas. Your input is what makes this newsletter relevant and engaging for all of us. As always, if you have milestones, project news, or industry trends to share, we’d love to hear from you for upcoming editions.

Happy reading and welcome back!

The Newsletter Team

Technology for European iNdependence in Space Image Sensor collaborative EU project set to deliver breakthrough in space imaging sensing.

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CanSat is an educational competition organized by ESERO Spain as part of the CanSat program of the European Space Agency (ESA). Aimed at high school students, the initiative promotes hands-on learning in science and technology, applying knowledge of mathematics, physics, and programming in an interdisciplinary environment.

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ACCEDE I ESCCON 2025 concludes with resounding success, solidifying its position as Europe's premier event on electronic components for space.

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ALTER and TÜV NORD have joined SPAIN DC. This incorporation represents a strategic step that strengthens our commitment to technical excellence, security, and continuous improvement.

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ALTER has successfully renewed its Critical Office status under the ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, and 50001 standards.

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Our colleagues Klaudia Cyzio (ALTER | HTV) and Thibaut Fabien (ALTER UK) attended the Obso-Days in Nevers, France.

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At this year's Hannover Fair, TÜVIT presented itself at the joint stand with TÜV NORD. From March 31 to April 4, our experts showcased exciting IT security topics to industry professionals from around the world.

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The Cyber Acts Conference took place in Brussels from March 25 to 27. For the seventh time, the EU Cyber Acts Conference brought together product developers and the standardization community from 27 countries.

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Alternative standards to the BSI C5 Catalogue

The Federal Ministry of Health has published a Federal Law Gazette that is of great importance to TÜVIT and our customers.

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PIC magazine spoke to Liam Moroney, Business Development Manager at ALTER UK, at PIC International Conference 2025!

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These events offer an excellent opportunity to promote team spirit, celebrate physical fitness and create unforgettable experiences in a collegial community.

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VORAGO USA has contracted a space radiation testing service (SEE) for $450,000 to evaluate a new NXP processor, the LS1028. In addition, a second order is already planned, this time focused on TID testing, with a similar budget. A visit to the U.S. has also been scheduled to discuss further collaboration on high-end device testing.

The procurement, testing, and qualification of a new optical coder has been initiated for the company CODECHAMP, as part of the COMODOR project, an initiative led by the French space agency CNES, in collaboration with JAXA and ESA. This new device will be fully developed using Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) components.

ALTER will begin construction of its new facility in the United States on April 28th, 2025. The building phase is expected to be completed by September 2025. First pieces of equipment have already been received, marking the first step toward full operational readiness.

Get ready for a fun and engaging sustainability training, with a twist. This interactive challenge will bring a touch of friendly competition across our entire Business Unit. Stay tuned for all the details and how you can take part!

Let’s learn, compete, and grow greener together. 

See the upcoming events for our division over the next few months. Thanks to our enhanced coordination, we are now reaching sectors that were previously inaccessible to us.

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An earthquake occurred in Türkiye the last April 23. It had a magnitude of 6.2, with its epicenter located in the Sea of Marmara, off the coast of Silivri, near Istanbul. Several hundred people were injured, some of them seriously. The earthquake caused several aftershocks, some reaching magnitudes up to 5.0, and led to mobile communication disruptions and mass evacuations in Istanbul and surrounding cities.

Our Managing Director in Istanbul, Yasin Cetin, reports that TÜV NORD employees are not affected.

The effects of the quake were felt as far away as Bulgaria. TÜV NORD employees were not affected either.