Innovators, researchers, and technology leaders are invited to hear from the experts at a special intellectual property and funding event at Space Park Leicester on Wednesday 19 November.
Space Park Leicester will play a leading role in the inaugural East Midlands Tech Week (EMTW), a brand-new regional festival celebrating innovation, collaboration, and cutting-edge technology.
A Space Park Leicester astrophysics and space science expert quoted in a new House of Lords report appraising the space economy has said artistic talents should be considered alongside STEM credentials in a bid to tackle the skills challenge facing the space sector.
Return of the Resilience: Securing the Galaxy of Data is the title of the next Space Park Conversations event taking place on Thursday, 4 December at the University of Leicester’s £100 million science and innovation hub.
Professor Leigh Fletcher, Professor of Planetary Science at the University of Leicester, will deliver the 2025 ESA Distinguished Lecture for the European Space Agency on 30 October.
Leicester researchers who are tracing forest carbon from space to understand the contributions forests make to climate change will share their latest findings in a free talk.
A major new international report has found that wildfires across South America and Southern California were up to 30 times larger due to human-driven climate change — with scientists from the University of Leicester and Space Park Leicester playing a key role in uncovering the
As the world looks towards COP30, Space Park Leicester invites you to Climate & Community: Leicester’s Journey to COP30 — an evening of science, creativity and community.
Space Park Leicester and the National Centre for Earth Observation invite you to take part in our COP30 Poetry Competition. Your challenge: write a poem inspired by the theme “There is no Planet B.” Explore what makes Planet A extraordinary — and why it’s worth fighting for.
Frontier Space, a graduate of the European Space Agency Business Incubation Centre (ESA BIC) at Space Park Leicester and current tenant at the University of Leicester’s £100 million space innovation hub, has successfully completed its first orbital mission, marking a significant step forward in space-based
