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European Space Agency tests giant parachute for its 2021 ExoMars mission
The European Space Agency tested its ExoMars landing parachutes for the first time, and happily, the trial parachute made it to ground without incident.
Galileo: UK plan to launch rival to EU sat-nav system
The UK is considering plans to launch a satellite-navigation system as a rival to the EU's Galileo project.
SpaceX is sending another cargo-loaded rocket to space — and the mission could lead to advances in medicine, agriculture, and construction
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will launch experiments to study Earth's thunderstorms, space gardening, potential pathogens in space, and more.
Anticipating the dangers of space: Researchers use supercomputers to estimate radiation risks for low Earth orbits
Astronauts and future space tourists face risks from radiation, which can cause illness and injure organs. Researchers used supercomputers to investigate the radiation exposure related to the Manned Orbital Laboratory mission, during which a dangerous solar storm occurred
Announcement of Opportunity: NSTP Flagship Call
The UK Space Agency invites proposals for space technology research and development projects to the National Space Technology Programme – Flagship projects.
Jobs
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3 PhD positions in radiobiology at the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK•CEN, Mol, Belgium).
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DigitalHealth.London has partnered with RYSE Asset Management LLP in an ambitious new venture
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ESA's new Continously Open Research Announcement for Investigations into the Biological Effects of Space Radiation
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Call for Concordia research MD Candidates
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Research Fellowship opportunities at ESA
