To be internationally recognised space region, inspired by local, national and global challenges
Our vision is for the region to be an internationally recognised space region, inspired by local, national and global challenges to strengthen our security, improve the economy, the environment and wider society.
Space West is a regional consortium of academic and industry partners designed to accelerate growth and innovation in the space sector within the region and nationally.
The Space West programme hosted by NCC and is funded by UK Space Agency, with founding partners of the West of England Combined Authority, the Centre for Modelling and Simulation, the University of Bath, the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England. Reinforced by strong endorsement from industry champions, the Space Cluster has provided the momentum for the development of an ambitious and timely regional space strategy.
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The CySpace Connected Capability Network aims to create a more resilient space domain by bringing together partners from across industry, academia and government to address our most critical vulnerabilities.
Welcome to the latest edition of our Space West Newsletter. With each newsletter, we aim to share the most recent discoveries, advancements, and stories from the world of Space in the South West.
International conference, aiming to bring together academia, industry and other stake holders, such as fund-managers, scientific editors, and policy makers.
Focused on Training, Education and Simulation and related technologies in Defence, DSET offers extensive opportunities for connecting the MS&T community, encouraging innovation in an inclusive way.
Next-generation space materials High-performance advanced materials that were delivered to the International Space Station (ISS) for testing.
Central to the achievement of national ambitions is the growth of space innovation and enterprise at local and regional levels. The West of England was successfully named as one of seven new Space Hubs established by the UK Space Agency (UKSA) in November 2020.
