"DSIT sits within a wider ecosystem of institutions with an interest in space research.
A non-exhaustive list includes UKSA, DEFRA, DfT, DSTL, HMRC, MoD, Met Office, Satellite Applications Catapult, Ordnance Survey, NHS, Rail Safety and Standards Board and UKRI. The Space Academics Network, the Space Partnership and the Space Clusters also work to support, promote and coordinate research in space. Within this ecosystem DSIT’s focus is on the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the ambitions set out in the National Space Strategy.
We are considering whether, and if so how, to convene a College of Experts on space, and would welcome views on the matter."
Investigating the impact of the space sector on wider UK economy and society. What services are provided by the space sector?
To exemplify how data from satellites can provide valuable insight into challenges here on Earth, increasing the scientific awareness of key stage three students, teachers, and their families. Through providing an opport...
Funded by: STFC
Lead research organisation: Satellite Applications Catapult (United Kingdom)
The project provides detailed information on the services provided by the space sector and how they impact wider society and the economy.
By providing weekly space related workshops that focus on careers in the space sector in Wales and to promote the work UKRI/STFC provide this project will aim to: * Introduce more space related STEAM activities in regi...
Funded by: STFC
Lead research organisation: AstroCymru (Wales)
The project focuses on inspiring careers in the space industry in Wales, which partially addresses the question about the impact of the space sector on the wider UK economy and society.
The goal of the ASTRAIOS project is to provide an exhaustive view and understanding of the current and future offer of space curricula and courses in the EU-27, characterise the demand from European space industry in the...
Funded by: Horizon Europe Guarantee
Lead research organisation: UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE
The project analyzes skills, training, research, and innovation opportunities in the space sector, which partially addresses the question about the impact of the space sector on the wider UK economy and society.