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In the third edition of the Emerging Technology for Space webinar series, hosted by Satellite Applications Catapult and the University of Glasgow, we covered the...

In this hybrid Knowledge Exchange Sandpit event, the Satellite Applications Catapult joined forces with University College London (UCL) academics and researchers to find common areas...

After twelve years and $1.5bn dollars, NASA and ESA launched the Hubble Space Telescope in April 1990. Hubble was designed to study the history and...

In September 2021, the Satellite Applications Catapult began working with the Coal Authority, on behalf of the Welsh Government, on using Earth Observation (EO) data...

Governments and businesses around the world have made significant commitments to reducing emissions in the race to Net Zero by 2050. Industrial processes create a...

Since John F Kennedy challenged the USA with his ‘moonshot’ in 1961, and put a man on the moon within a decade, we have been...

We are in an era of unprecedented healthcare change, driven by increasing need and accelerating technology opportunities. Even before the pandemic, those within the digital...

 Westcott, widely considered as one of the oldest rocket propulsion test sites in the world, started its life as an RAF base in 1942....

Africa is the second largest continent in the world and covers one-fifth of the total land surface of Earth, but with 18,950 miles (30,500km) of...

Catapult colleagues have co-authored a paper on HGV eCall development. eCall has been a legal requirement for EU manufactured vehicles since 2018. The In-Vehicle System...