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Space technology studies Africa climate changes
A research team has mapped the entire African continent south of the Sahara for geographical changes, and has discovered that many areas receive drastically different amounts of rainfall today compared to just ten years ago.
06/03/15 Read more › -
Rx Networks to help establish new European location service
Mobile location technology and services company Rx Networks has announced that it will, along with four European industry leaders, be developing a European-based location service.
02/03/15 Read more › -
H2020 space info session to take place in South Africa
An event on space research in the EU’s research and innovation framework programme will take place tomorrow in South Africa.
25/02/15 Read more › -
SME uses Horizon 2020 to develop new satellite processor
A Greek SME has announced it has won funding under Horizon 2020’s SME Instrument.
29/01/15 Read more › -
Flash results indicate highly competitive call
The European Commission has announced the indicative results of its ‘Applications in Satellite Navigation – Galileo’ 2014-2015 call, which focuses on the European Global Navigation Satellite System (EGNSS).
22/01/15 Read more › -
How quasars regulate star formation determined
Astronomers have looked back nearly 13 billion years to determine how quasars regulate the formation of stars and the build-up of the most massive galaxies.
16/01/15 Read more › -
GNSS workshop to take place in January
Details have been released for an event on Horizon 2020 and its Industrial Leadership satellite navigation call.
16/12/14 Read more › -
New mega-antenna consortium established
The collaboration of telescopes around the globe will now be easier and more efficient after the EU gave the green light to forming the consortium.
15/12/14 Read more › -
€70.5m available in latest H2020 space calls
The European Commission has announced three new calls for project proposals as part of Horizon 2020.
14/11/14 Read more › -
H2020 funds space launch technology
Horizon 2020 has funded new technology that uses intelligent materials to assist a spacecraft’s moveable parts during launch and following take-off.
27/10/14 Read more › -
New H2020 space calls announced
Horizon 2020 will release further research funding for the space sector next month.
27/10/14 Read more › -
Astronomers discover “Uranus-like” planet
Funding from the European Research Council has helped to discover an ‘ice giant’ planet similar to Uranus.
17/10/14 Read more › -
EU funds Mars rover which can determine its own course
An EU-funded project has helped develop a new navigation system that enables a space rover to determine its own course.
12/08/14 Read more › -
End of Universe black holes investigated by ERC grant
Scientists funded by the European Research Council and working in the UK and United States are investigating the growth of ancient quasars.
12/08/14 Read more › -
EU enhances commercial access to Earth observation data
Businesses and research institutions will soon have more reliable access to commercial Earth observation satellite data, according to a European Commission proposal.
18/06/14 Read more › -
Horizon 2020 space call 2016 consultation
The European Commission has initiated the consultation process to define the contents of the 2016 Work Programme for Horizon 2020 and space.
17/06/14 Read more › -
Study of cosmic explosions to further understanding of dark energy
Funded by the ERC, scientists are aiming to further our understanding of dark energy, the mysterious and unknown force that powers the accelerating expansion of our Universe.
23/05/14 Read more › -
Competitiveness Council meeting to discuss space
The latest meeting of the Competitiveness Council will take place on 26 May. Research and innovation in the space sector will be discussed.
21/05/14 Read more › -
Africa-EU space co-operation announced
The EU is supporting a number of new initiatives for technological co-operation and development with Africa in the space sector to secure global sustainable growth.
01/04/14 Read more › -
Tajani: space a source of growth, scientific progress
Almost six in ten Europeans think that space activities contribute to job creation in the EU, and that investing in human space exploration can lead to medical progress.
30/01/14 Read more ›