Academia and industry workshop Thursday 4th SeptemberUniversity of Birmingham Having discussed the subject of talent acquisition at all of our recent workshops, we have decided to host a dedicated workshop bringing together academia and industry to discuss the challenges faced by both and how we can better work together. Join us at the University of Birmingham on Thursday 4th September. There will be no fixed agenda as such, but we would like industry to come ready to discuss what they are missing in graduates entering the industry and other challenges faced with encouraging graduates into satcoms. We would love our academic members to come ready to highlight what more industry can be doing to support you in demonstrating the opportunities and understanding what is required. If anyone wishes to do a specific presentation, please do get in touch. This workshop is free to attend, but please register below:

Join us Saturday from 5pm for a Belgian Happy Hour at IBC! This year, we’re doing something a bit different. We’re going to be special guests on our new member, ST Engineering iDirect’s stand (A.149) and we’re inviting you to join us to enjoy a Belgian beer after a long day walking the show floor. From 5pm, come along to network with your industry peers and relax and enjoy some true Belgian hospitality! Talk shop or simply enjoy the company. Thanks to ST Engineering iDirect for hosting us this year. We’re looking forward to seeing you there.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF SERVICES IN SPACE FOR SPACE The Space Logistics Industry is on track to generate $21 Billion by 2040, 20% of the total revenue of the space economy.   SAE Media Group has closely followed the progress of the field for three decades and it’s clear the community is standing on the precipice of a new era. The Space Logistics Conference is the only event which will bring together the vital stakeholders who are charting the future of the orbital ecosystem in one place, with a distinct focus on government policy, regulation and partnership opportunities that you will not find elsewhere.   This is your chance to connect with these leaders, learn about successes as well as challenges and shape the way ahead.   Orbital technology is going to radically alter the space environment. Satellites are going to be refuelled and repaired, or have their orbits shifted and access to space will be more reliable and affordable. A wide-ranging logistics architecture is going to be established to enable exploration from the Moon to Mars, as well as deeper into the solar system. Closer to Earth, a robust cargo transfer network is going to be […]