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    European Space Agency (ESA)
    Harwell Centre
    Atlas Building
    Harwell Science & Innovation Campus
    Didcot, Oxfordshire
    OX11 0QX
    United Kingdom

    Tel: +44 1235 567900
    Email: harwellcentre @ esa.int

    How to get to us

    By car
    The Harwell Campus is situated on the A4185 approximately halfway between Newbury and Oxford and can be accessed from the Milton interchange of the A34.

    By public transport
    Didcot train station is 10 minutes drive from the Centre and has frequent connections to Oxford, London, Bristol and the South coast. A bus is available running from the station to the Campus every 15 minutes.

    Last update: 2 August 2010

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