Space needs marketers, project managers, lawyers and finance staff as well as engineers. What a five-day Leicester course can and cannot do.
Working in Space Without Being an Engineer: Who the Industry Needs Now Read More »
What the three-day Executive Guide to Space at Space Park Leicester covers on 11 to 13 November 2026, and who it suits.
Executive Guide to Space at Space Park Leicester: Three Days Inside a Space Mission Read More »
Paul Hawkins answers eight questions on the NASA 4-D Executive Space Programme at Space Park Leicester, 9 to 13 November 2026.
NASA 4-D Executive Space Programme: Eight Questions Answered by Paul Hawkins Read More »
Paul Hawkins, founder of Crazy Might Work, explains how NASA’s 4-D system tackles team culture, what Antarctica reveals about teams under pressure, and why leadership “is a team sport” that can’t be learned in theory. Part 1 of our series.
Why Space Teams Fail: Paul Hawkins on NASA’s 4-D Leadership System Read More »
A UK-Rwanda-Tanzania project called IKIRERE is studying droughts and heatwaves in East Africa while teaching physics, climate science and satellite technology to students and early career scientists.
Leicester Scientists Help Train East Africa’s Next Generation of Climate Researchers Read More »
tag: Space Park Leicester Cover image credits: SPL Representatives of HMS Daring have visited Space Park Leicester as the Royal Navy ship continues to strengthen its ties with Leicester and the wider county. The delegation included HMS Daring’s Commanding Officer, Commander Andrew Platt RN, and Weapon Engineer Officer, Lieutenant Commander Adam Thompson RN. They
Cover Image: Le Donne di Ora Prize – Credits Invitalia The recognition highlights a growing role for textile innovation in the future of human spaceflight. The Italian space sector continues to demonstrate that innovation does not only emerge from rockets, satellites, or propulsion systems. Sometimes, it begins with the materials astronauts wear every day. Corinna
Will Wells, CEO of Space Park Leicester, highlighted the breadth of Leicester’s contributions, pointing to missions ranging from SMILE and BepiColombo to ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE), as well as emerging technologies being developed by spin-out company Perpetual Atomics in the field of space nuclear power systems.
Leicester Showcases Why the UK Space Sector Is More Than Just Launches Read More »
Nearly fifty years after Voyager began its Grand Tour, the exploration of the outer Solar System is entering a remarkable new chapter.
As satellite megaconstellations continue to expand across low Earth orbit, balancing technological innovation with the preservation of the night sky is becoming an increasingly important conversation.
