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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

New study explores the emergence of the 'Twitter tribe'

Twitter users form tribe-like communities based on shared vocations, politics, ethnicities and hobbies, according to new research

Journey by Starlight - an interview with Dr Ian Flitcroft

Author Dr Ian Flitcroft speaks to ScienceOmega.com about his first graphic novel Journey by Starlight: A Time Traveler's Guide to Life, the Universe, and Everything

Journey by Starlight

Buying low and selling high: it’s all in the game

New research demonstrates that some games – such as the stock market – are just too complicated for the human mind to fully understand

Chess

App provides window on creative process

'Hedonometer' measures global happiness via tweets

A tissue issue - an article from Professor Mark Chaplain

Too much choice leads to risky behaviour

Supporting slow science

Computer Sciences

Flexible printed electronics

Graphene ink could be the future for foldable electronics Is it time to bid QWERTY farewell? ECSAT unveiled: ‘ESA has landed in the UK’ Two small steps for Harwell, one giant leap for UK space science

Engineering

Flexible printed electronics

Graphene ink could be the future for foldable electronics Termite mounds inspire new ‘breathing’ buildings A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Genuine creativity: exploring computational materials science

Physics

European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications (ECSAT)

ECSAT unveiled: ‘ESA has landed in the UK’ A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Directed-energy’s evolution - an interview with Dr David Stoudt Uncharted territory, untapped potential

Space

European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications (ECSAT)

ECSAT unveiled: ‘ESA has landed in the UK’ Two small steps for Harwell, one giant leap for UK space science Here’s looking at you, Saturn: global project will study auroras Europe United - an article from the HFSPO

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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