How does the UK space sector respond to and remain competitive in an environment that will ultimately blend and tension the New Space philosophy against a more tried and tested traditional approach?
A unique business support programme to help entrepreneurs and businesses across the UK to get their Earth Observation ideas off the ground has been launched at Space Park Leicester.
A technology company developing the UK’s first autonomous drone delivery network dedicated to the fast and direct delivery of vital, time-sensitive medical supplies, has become the latest company to join the world’s largest space innovation network for technology start-ups.
A University of Leicester spinout created to tackle air pollution is moving to a new research and innovation centre launched to support the city’s fast-growing space industry.
An award-winning satellite project developed by researchers at the University of Leicester with support from the National Centre for Earth Observation has been showcased as part of a new Clean Tech Partnership between the UK and Kenya.
The UK Government
Join the Leicester Innovation Hub team, industry leaders and University of Leicester academics to find out how effective adoption of digital technologies can drive Digital Transformation in your business to grow across all areas including manufacturing, operations and marketing.
Support will help national business support programme to drive strategic knowledge exchange driven business innovation within the UK space sector
Satellite Applications Catapult join a growing list of partners to take residence at Space Park Leicester
The Manufacturing, Engineering, Technology and Earth Observation Research Centre (METEOR) is a collaborative research project bringing industry and academics together to deliver innovation in the space sector. It has been running since mid-2019 and will locate its centre of operations to the new Space Park
SPRINT provides unprecedented, funded access to university space expertise and facilities to help businesses through the commercial exploitation of space data and technologies. It is delivered by a consortium of five of the UK’s leading space universities, led by the University of Leicester and including
