//News: USV Cetus provides marine tech innovation
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The Latest from the Centres of Excellence
//NEWS: Skills shortage in the space sector
//How County Durham is key in the UK’s space race
//Now is the time to explore, experiment and innovate
//NEWS: Cyber-SHIP lab launched to address security challenges
//Gatwick Airport provides a live data feed to drive innovation
//NEWS: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
//FUNDING: ESA Ports of the Future
//FUNDING: ESA Green Buildings Services
//Space Research and Innovation Network for Technology (SPRINT) Open Competition
//Removing impact of cloud shadows on forestry and environmental monitoring data
//Machine learning technology to improve productivity and health for heavy industry workforces
//Connecting with history: Satellites for salvage
//NEWS: Health Minister announces £140 million to support artificial intelligence for healthcare
//NEWS: South Coast Marine Cluster announces partnership with Cornwall Marine Network and rebrand as “Maritime UK South West”
//Global Surface Intelligence
//DATA.SPACE
//Marking one year as an ESA UK RAP
//SoXSA at the UK Space Conference 2019
//BLOG – GUESS WHO I SAW AT THE UK SPACE CONFERENCE?
//Two North East companies set to take off with Seraphim Space Camp Mission 4
//Future Leaders Fellowships scheme
//Why all the hype about artificial intelligence?
//Europe launches second EDRS space laser satellite
//Common Sensing: Using satellite imagery to tackle climate change and natural disasters
//The Satellite Applications Catapult – What’s on offer?
//Apply to Join BARSC
//Have you received ESA Funding?
//Study to improve data driven decision making for Shetland’s aquaculture industry
//Ecometrica Uses Drones to Map Vegetation in Scottish Forests
//North East contributes £75m to UK space sector income
//How satellites can help fathom out ways to protect ships and boost seaborne trade
//Satellites have transformed marine biology, but there’s nothing like setting out to sea
//Global opportunity for businesses at North-East space conference
//Space can support the Blue Economy and learn lessons from it too
//North East space technology can turn the tide for blue economy
//James Brokenshire announces locations of UK’s first Manufacturing Zones in the East Midlands
//EMCoE at UK National Earth Observation Conference
//Farnborough Airshow 2018 – EMCoE highlights
//SPRINT 4 Space
//Space data to drive economic and business growth in the East Midlands
//Leicester Innovation Hub is recruiting!
//Subsidence rate data from Geomatic Ventures Ltd. in The New York Times
//EMBRACE partnership appoints new Chief Executive
//To Boldly Grow, boldly goes from Nottingham to New York and then Nairobi
