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InCubed: new funding for British earth observation technology

Space
A new programme, worth over £800,000, has been made available to the UK space sector to help British earth observation businesses compete in the...

AURORA project results: new approach for atmospheric Sentinel data

Space
Ugo Cortesi, Research Scientist from the Institute of Applied Physics (IFAC) at the National Research Council, Italy, outlines the latest results from the AURORA...

SKA Observatory to build the world’s largest radio telescope in South Africa

Space
Officials in South Africa have ratified the convention establishing the SKA Observatory, an international project that aims to develop the world’s largest radio telescope. The...

Space technology could help us fight climate change

Space
Margrethe Vestager, European Commission’s Executive Vice-President presents a special address at the 12th European Space Conference discussing how space technology can fight climate change. On...

Using Earth observation to improve the health of city dwellers

Space
As many as seven million people per year die due to polluted air. Can satellites improve the health of city dwellers? Air pollution causes many...

Astrophysics and the European Space Agency

Space
Frank Salzgeber, Head of Innovation and Ventures Office at ESA, explains how technology is allowing us to see further. As Head of Innovation and Ventures...

Researching planetary atmospheres

Space
Scot Rafkin, program director in space science & engineering at Southwest Research Institute, talks about some of the latest development in planetary atmospheres research. Speaking...

Let’s talk about Earth observations

Space
Climate adaptation requires a broad and integrated approach: GEO is well positioned to deliver in this area due to its experience in gathering knowledge...

SMURBS project’s portfolio of solutions for smart cities

Environment
Dr Evangelos Gerasopoulos, coordinator of the SMURBS/ERA-PLANET project, advocates for earth observation as an integral part of a smart city and outlines the progress...

Bridging the gaps between the natural and social sciences

Environment
Dr Chantal Claud outlines how the Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Observatory is bridging the gaps between the natural and social sciences so as to better observe...

CTA and Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope: probing the high energy Universe

Space
Professor Julie McEnery, NASA’s Fermi Project Scientist, tells Innovation News Network about what the Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) will bring to astrophysics, and how...

The Cherenkov Telescope Array: the challenges in creating the unique observatory

Space
Professor Hofmann of the Cherenkov Telescope Array spoke to us about the challenges involved in creating the unique observatory. Professor Werner Hofmann, Spokesperson for the...

Director General of ESA discusses future space activities

Space
We met with the Director General of the European Space Agency Johann-Dietrich Wörner in Brussels to discuss some of the Agency’s current and future...

Developments in GPS and indoor navigation

Transport
Global positioning systems (GPS) have been around for a long time now and they have revolutionised the way we move around; GPS is used...
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