07/01/2026
Launch of new menu at Space Park Leicester café
Cooked breakfasts and freshly made baguettes are now on the menu at Space Park Leicester’s café, following the arrival of a new catering company.
Cooked breakfasts and freshly made baguettes are now on the menu at Space Park Leicester’s café, following the arrival of a new catering company.
Take a trip across the universe as part of your holiday viewing this season, as the University of Leicester’s Chancellor, Dame Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, hosts this year’s Christmas Lectures on BBC Four.
A collection of moving poems inspired by this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference COP30 has been published by Space Park Leicester.
Researchers in Leicester are leading an international project using satellites to help curb methane emissions from landfill sites.
A forward-thinking recruitment company specialising in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) roles has become the latest organisation to join the Space Park Leicester Community at its £100 million state-of-the-art facility.
A University of Leicester lecturer has won the Science Breakthrough Award at the Global Space Awards for her work on a mission relating to Mars.
A delegation of innovative Japanese companies has explored collaborating with the UK on a variety of space-related projects at a special event at Space Park Leicester.
This Christmas morning, children and their grown-ups across Leicester and beyond may get the chance to glimpse something magical in the pre-dawn sky which, according to experts at Space Park Leicester, could very well be Santa and his reindeer making their way home.The research group
A cutting-edge telescope developed by experts at the University of Leicester for the Solar Wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) mission will launch next Spring following the successful completion of a 10-month Assembly Integration and Testing phase. The research group ENGRAVE has solved a mystery that
University of Leicester space scientists are part of an international collaboration awarded the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science’s inaugural Into Change Award. The research group ENGRAVE has solved a mystery that has captivated scientists for more than half a century: Where do we all