(IN BRIEF) University of York is leading a collaborative research project with the University of Liverpool to investigate how seabirds navigate vast distances and how these biological strategies can be translated into advanced autonomous navigation systems. By developing miniature sensors … Read the full press release
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Tagged autonomous navigation, bio-inspired technology, Chun Zhao, digital brains, driverless cars, GPS alternatives, Machine Learning, Manx shearwater, marine ecosystems, Mars navigation, Martin Trefzer, Ollie Padget, planetary rovers, renewable energy impact, Samantha Patrick, seabirds, semiconductor technology, space exploration, UK Research and Innovation, UKRI, University of Liverpool, University of York, University of York advances bio-inspired sensor technology using seabird intelligence to shape the future of autonomous travel
(IN BRIEF) The European Deep Space Antenna Alliance (E-DSA²), comprising Thales Alenia Space, Schwartz Hautmont, and mtex antenna technology, has inaugurated the European Space Agency’s new NNO-3 deep space antenna at New Norcia, Australia. The 35-meter antenna, part of ESA’s … Read the full press release
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Tagged antenna engineering, Antonio Aldecoa, Australia, Callisto France, deep space communication, E-DSA², E-DSA² and ESA Inaugurate New NNO-3 Deep Space Antenna to Strengthen Europe’s Interplanetary Communication Network, ESA, ESA Expands Deep Space Communication Capabilities with Inauguration of NNO-3 Antenna by E-DSA² Consortium, ESTRACK, Euclid mission, European Deep Space Antenna Alliance, European Deep Space Antenna Alliance Celebrates Inauguration of ESA’s NNO-3 Antenna in Australia, European Space Agency, ExoMars, Hervé Derrey, interplanetary missions, mtex antenna technology, New Norcia, NNO-3, Plato mission, radio frequency systems, Rheinmetall Italy, satellite communication, Schwartz Hautmont, space exploration, Thales Alenia Space
(IN BRIEF) Linde has signed two new long-term agreements to supply bulk industrial gases for U.S. rocket launches and will invest accordingly in two key sites. The company will expand its Mims, Florida facility—previously enlarged in 2020 and 2024—to add … Read the full press release
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Tagged 3D printing of engine parts, Apollo program, argon, Brownsville Texas air separation unit, carbon capture, Clean hydrogen, decarbonization, electronics gases, energy transition, gas processing solutions, Industrial Gases, Linde, liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, long-term supply agreements, medical oxygen, merchant capacity, Mims Florida expansion, Nasdaq LIN, partnership, rare gases, rocket launches, Sanjiv Lamba, satellite propulsion, space exploration, spacecraft component testing, sustainability, U.S. space industry
(IN BRIEF) Thales Alenia Space has secured an €862 million contract with the European Space Agency to develop the Lunar Descent Element for the Argonaut mission, aimed at enabling European autonomous access to the Moon. Planned for the 2030s, Argonaut … Read the full press release
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Tagged Argonaut, Artemis program, cargo, entry descent and landing, ESA, European autonomy, European Space Agency, INNOVATION, LDE, Leonardo, Lunar Descent Element, lunar lander, lunar southern region, Mars, Moon, OHB System AG, payload, rovers, scientific missions, space exploration, space infrastructure, space transport, space transportation systems, spacecraft, technology, Thales, Thales Alenia Space
(IN BRIEF) Voyager Space and Airbus Defence and Space have jointly announced a transatlantic agreement to develop and operate Starlab, a commercial space station intended to succeed the International Space Station. Voyager was awarded a $160 million Space Act Agreement … Read the full press release
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Tagged aeronautics, Airbus, Airbus Defence and Space, Commercial Low Earth Orbit Development Program, commercial space station, ESA, European Space Agency, International Space Station, Jean-Marc Nasr, LEO, low-Earth orbit, Matthew Kuta, NASA, Space Act Agreement, space exploration, Starlab, Voyager, Voyager Space
Seven additional countries set to launch EY STEM App aimed at inspiring girls aged 13 to 18 to pursue STEM careers Initiative contributes to the EY Ripples corporate responsibility program’s ambition of positively impacting a billion lives by 2030 (PRESS … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, Management, News, Science, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 3D printing, Advancing girls, AI, artificial-intelligence, Blockchain, climate change, Ernst & Young Global Limited, EY, EY Ripples, EY STEM App, EY Women, EY Women in Technology, girls, immersive, Julie Linn Teigland, SkillsVR, space exploration, STEM, STEM careers, STEM learning, technology, WOMEN
(PRESS RELEASE) LONDON, 12-Jan-2021 — /EuropaWire/ — Rolls-Royce and UK Space Agency announce that they have signed an innovative contract for a study into future nuclear power options for space exploration. This is the first cooperation between both organisations and … Read the full press release
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Tagged atomic-powered spacecraft, Dave Gordon, deep-space missions, Dr Graham Turnock, nuclear power, nuclear power solutions, propulsion, Rolls-Royce, Science Minister Amanda Solloway, space exploration, UK Space Agency, UK spaceflight
PARIS, 16-Oct-2018 — /EuropaWire/ — Media are invited to the second edition of ‘Space for Inspiration’, an international conference organised by the European Space Agency for everyone curious about space exploration and why it matters. The event takes place in Bilbao, Spain, … Read the full press release
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