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We need to shape a new idea of local - Diarmaid Lawlor - Vimarsana News

We need to shape a new idea of local - Diarmaid Lawlor

We need to shape a new idea of local - Diarmaid Lawlor The children’s rhyme about the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker captures a romantic idea of local – a place where everyone knows their place. Today the rhythm, and needs, of our daily lives cut across geographies. Daily, we connect the local, the regional, the national, and the global.

Government Funds UK Companies at the Forefront of Space Innovation – Parabolic Arc - Vimarsana News

Government Funds UK Companies at the Forefront of Space Innovation – Parabolic Arc

21 UK organisations have been awarded a share of over £7 million of funding to put the UK at the forefront of the latest advances in space innovation SWINDON, UK (UK Space Agency PR) — The cash injection is going to high-risk, high-reward projects that support companies and universities with radical ideas for how we tackle climate change through Earth Observation or address satellite communications challenges, from providing greater connectivity to remote places to increasing the efficiency of our homes. Projects set for the cash boost include The Open University who will use the money to ...

UKSA's National Space Innovation Programme funds 21 UK organisations - Vimarsana News

UKSA's National Space Innovation Programme funds 21 UK organisations

UKSA’s National Space Innovation Programme funds 21 UK organisations The UK government is investing £7 million, via the National Space Innovation Programme, in 21 UK organisations working on innovative space technologies. The idea is that it represents cash injections for “high-risk, high-reward” projects of both companies and universities. Areas addressed include monitoring climate change through Earth Observation and satellite communications to provide greater connectivity to remote places. For example, one project involves The Open University, which will use the money to create the...