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Space ARTICLES

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

Europe United - an article from the HFSPO

To truly see a thriving ERA, every country needs to be engaged in forward-thinking collaboration, asserts HFSPO’s Professor Ernst-Ludwig Winnacker...
Flags of Europe
SaturnHere’s looking at you, Saturn: global project will study auroras
HydroponicsGrowing plants on other planets
Young planetHas the birth of a giant planet been caught on camera?
Cumulonimbus cloudsMicrobes in the sky
Aurora borealisAuroras are not exclusive to our solar system

Computer Sciences

Flexible printed electronics
Graphene ink could be the future for foldable electronics Is it time to bid QWERTY farewell? RHS Chelsea Flower Show to host ‘Twitter garden’ Genuine creativity: exploring computational materials science


Mathematics

Repentir in use
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


Physics

Nanotech concept
A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Directed-energy’s evolution - an interview with Dr David Stoudt Uncharted territory, untapped potential Bringing photonics to light - an article from the IEEE


Robotics

Girl holding robot dinosaur
Humans empathise with robots in distress Cloud-computing platform paves the way for an internet of robots Lateral-line sensors allow new robotic fish to go with the flow Robotics and the human brain - nothing like the movies?
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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