The MIST project is organised as part of the KTH Space Center which coordinates and promotes space-related activity at several KTH departments, with an overarching objective of establishing KTH as a “Space University” and a hub for Swedish space research and technology.
The director of the KTH Space Center is Dr Christer Fuglesang, astronaut (Space Shuttle flights STS-116 and STS-128) and professor of Astronautics at KTH.
MIST is managed by Dr (h.c.) Sven Grahn, a KTH engineering physics graduate (1969) and veteran of Swedish space activities.
The students are organized in sub-teams. The supervisors and teaching assistants for these sub-teams are:
Dr David Broman, Associate Professor at KTH at the department of Software and Computer Systems is coordinating the onboard computer system work, together with the sub-team supervising teaching assistant William Stackenäs.
Mr Leonardo Ricci, a recent graduate from KTH and an employee of OneWeb, supervises the attitude control work.
Mrs Agnes Gårdebäck, is a former MIST student and a volunteer supervisor for the mechanical subteam.
Mr Joan Mitjans, a former MIST student and graduate of KTH, now employed by the Swedish Space Crporation, is a volunteer supervisor for ground station work.
Mr Emil Söderman, a former MIST student, is a volunteer co-supervisor for ground station work.
Mr Theodor-Adrian Stana, an electronics engineer employed by Bradford Engineering and former employee of KTH advises the functional testing sub-team.
Mr Chan Ngai Nam (Thomas) is a teaching assistant in the functional testing team
Mr Pak Chuen Hau (Jason) is a teaching assistant in the functional testing team