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Space-connected start-ups take off from Geel and Mol in Belgium21 December 2012
Space-connected start-ups take off from Geel and Mol in Belgium21 December 2012 Belgium continues its strong support for the use of space: after inaugurating its first ESA Business Incubation Centre in Redu on 11 December, the country opened a second just three days later in Flanders, with two site offices.
Belgium boosts space-connected start-ups from Redu 18 December 2012
Belgium boosts space-connected start-ups from Redu 18 December 2012 A new ESA business incubation centre opened last week in Belgium to welcome entrepreneurs with novel spin-off ideas for the wealth of technologies and systems developed under Europe’s space programmes.
The space rocket for innovation30 November 2012
The space rocket for innovation30 November 2012 Advanced space technologies not only take us to Mars, they also improve our lives here on Earth. Next week in London the focus will be on how solutions from space can make a real difference to us all.
ESA’s S2UN Challenge 2012–1322 November 2012
ESA’s S2UN Challenge 2012–1322 November 2012 The first of ESA’s Space Solutions University Challenges has begun. The contest gives students the opportunity to work with ESA in the pursuit of non-space applications based on the Agency’s intellectual property portfolio.
ESA-incubated company wins prestigious award07 November 2012
ESA-incubated company wins prestigious award07 November 2012 The GMES Master 2012 prize has been awarded to the Dutch start-up company BlackShore from the ESA Business Incubation Centre Noordwijk for its Cerberus gaming project that uses social media to advance Earth observations.
From rocket fuel to clean cars02 November 2012
From rocket fuel to clean cars02 November 2012 Austrian manufacturer MagnaSteyr has adapted technology developed for the Ariane rocket to build clean-burning cars that can use hydrogen instead of petrol for fuel.





