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New Catapult to propel UK satellite applications into the future


The Duke of York officially opens the Satellite Applications Catapult: a centre to facilitate the development and commercial exploitation of British satellite technologies
Satellite Applications Catapult

ECSAT unveiled: ‘ESA has landed in the UK’

Jean-Jacques Dordain and David Willetts unveil ECSAT: the European Space Agency’s first-ever UK facility
European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications (ECSAT)

Two small steps for Harwell, one giant leap for UK space science

David Willetts and Jean-Jacques Dordain attend a double launch for the European Space Agency’s first UK facility and the Satellite Applications Catapult
Jean-Jacques Dordain unveils ECSAT

RHS Chelsea Flower Show to host ‘Twitter garden’

A unique garden dynamically shaped by social media is to appear at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show’s centenary
Digital Capabilities
UK umbrellasNew study could make windstorms easier to predict
Repentir in useApp provides window on creative process
Man on cloud with laptop'Hedonometer' measures global happiness via tweets
System securitySecuring the systems - an article from the LNCV
Woman using laptop outsideSocial gaming can promote healthy behaviour


Engineering

Termite mound mold
Termite mounds inspire new ‘breathing’ buildings A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Cuticle fatigue: how long do insects last? Directed-energy’s evolution - an interview with Dr David Stoudt


Mathematics

Protein model
A tissue issue - an article from Professor Mark Chaplain Too much choice leads to risky behaviour Supporting slow science Journey by Starlight - an interview with Dr Ian Flitcroft


Nanotechnology

Nanotech concept
A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Small fortunes - an article from NanoKTN Personal blood testing under the skin New system quickly detects trace amounts of hazardous chemicals


Robotics

Girl holding robot dinosaur
Humans empathise with robots in distress Lateral-line sensors allow new robotic fish to go with the flow Helping robots to think for themselves Hopping robots can reduce power demands by ‘stutter jumping’
Does the United Kingdom have the tools necessary to become a world leader in the space sector?
Is the British education system too heavily focused on targeted outcomes?
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