A unique opportunity to build cross-sector relationships, learn, and explore how research in the unique environment of space is creating opportunities to meet key challenges here on Earth, and how you could get involved.

ESA, CNES, EDA and the DGA are jointly organising the workshop to promote and facilitate information exchange on wide bandgap technologies for microwave, power switching, sensor and other emerging space/defence applications.

The 39th ESA Antenna Workshop will provide an overview on recent and on-going antenna systems and technologies developments for Satellite Applications with particular focus on Multibeam and Reconfigurable Antennas and covering both Space and Ground Segments.

The conference will take place at the University of Birmingham in Edgbaston from 4th – 7th September.  It will be a significant gathering of the UK EO and photogrammetry community across research, government and industry, with sessions designed to encompass all aspects of Earth Observation – science, technology, and applications. 

UKSA has announced the 2nd Call for UK InCubed Proposals, for evaluation and approval of UK projects intending to bid into the European Space Agency (ESA) InCubed programme. Proposals must be on the designated application form (available with full information on the call from the UKSA website), and must be submitted to UKSAEOT@ukspaceagency.gov.uk by 5pm Friday 17th August 2018.

The Workshop will bring together major space and non-space stakeholders from the energy, advanced material, biomedical and space domains, to discuss potential cooperative initiatives. 

ESA will join the UK Space Agency and UK space industry at Farnborough International Airshow 2018 in the exhibition area in the Space Zone in Hall 1 & on 17th of July for Media Interactive Talks.

The course, which was a great success the previous years, will offer a comprehensive introductory overview of satellite communications and navigation. 

The workshop will give an opportunity for you to present and discuss the progress and advances that have been made in the optical communication domain since last year.

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