The team "Test and Integration" consists of Magnus Sejer, Sebastian Negendahl, Jakob Mogensen, Daniel Olsen, Rasmus Gramstrup and Tara Przyswitt.

The Test and Integration Group is in charge of meticulously assembling and testing DISCO-2's components, ensuring each piece fits seamlessly into the larger puzzle of the satellite's construction.

The team "Operations" consists of Amin Khaled, Andreas Kallesø, Tobias Frejo Rasmussen, Aleksander Nicklas Nikolajsen and Nickolaj Brink.

The Operations Team is in charge of managing the satellite's day-to-day activities, ensuring smooth operations, and maximizing mission success.

The team "PR and Communication" consists of Lærke Moldrup, Frederick Ulbæk, Anne Thiel, Emil Hansen, Oliver Millinge and Jesper Bertelsen. With occational support from Cecilie Strømsnes and Jacob Thomsen.

The PR and Communication Team is in charge of being the voice of DISCO-2 to the world, crafting engaging narratives, and sharing updates on the program's progress, cultivating excitement and support within the community.

The team "Thermals" consists of Emil Christiansen and Jesper Hesselvig.

The Thermals Team is in charge of guarding DISCO's temperature regulation, designing and implementing systems to keep the satellite within optimal operating conditions, even in the harsh environment of space.

The team "Harness" consists of Lasse Pedersen and Jeppe Don.

The Harness Team is in charge of designing and building intricate wiring harnesses that connect DISCO-2's electronic components, ensuring seamless functionality and durability.

The team "UHF ground station" consists of Lasse Thamsen, Aleksander Bille, Boas Hermansson, Gustav Balslev Nielsen, Christian Cordes and Mads Krogh Bänsch .

The UHF Ground Station Team is in charge of establishing and maintaining communication channels, enabling data exchange, and transmitting commands between DISCO-2 and Earth throughout the mission.
 

The team "Electronics" consists of Jonathan Rasmussen, Alexander Platz and Jan Iversen.

The Electronics Team is in charge of architecting DISCO's electronic systems, ensuring their reliability and efficiency in powering various components.

The Science team consists of Izabella Gosvig-Leach, Maja Chieng, Gustav Skjernov, Sofia Savic,  Anna Vestergaard and Adam Petterson.

The Science Team is focused on analyzing the data obtained from the satellite to understand and utilize its potential applications. 

The Steering Committee consists of Andreas Dideriksen, Cecilie Strømsnes, Christoffer Karoff, Rune Hylsberg, Mads Fredslund, Julian Priest, Claus Melvad, Mads Juul, Mads Frandsen, Simon Vilms, Oliver Millinge, Tobias Frejo, Casper Duangchuai and Jung Min Kim.

The Steering Committee is in charge of overseeing DISCO's strategic decisions, ensuring alignment with project goals and objectives, and fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders.

The team "S-Band ground station" consists off Alexander Nielsen, Casper Jensen, Nikolaj Forskov, Thomas van der Sterren and Thomas Mastrup Hansen (not present).

This group focuses on developing and maintaining the S-band communication, ensuring reliable sending and receiving of signals in the S-band.

The team "Secondary Payload (Infrared Camera) consists off Jonas Mariager Jakobsen and Mads Juul Ahlebæk.

This group works on the infrared camera, focusing on capturing images and processing the.