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Benefits to academics include the potential for new collaborations, student projects and raised profile and prize funding from international competitions.  Current opportunities include a number of calls for good business ideas making use of satellite data: , and .

The UK Space Incubator aims to create a thriving local cluster of commercial ventures ranging from pre-start ups to growing space companies and academics working in a range of different sectors linked to the space sector; upstream (infrastructure and technology); downstream (direct space services) and the wider space economy (space-enabled value-added applications).

Profiles of a number of companies and academics have been published on a  on the Science and Enterprise Park website, together with the support available to companies, which could include space in the .

If your research could be of relevance, please email Pauline Graham. The range of potential research areas, technologies and applications is huge. For example:

• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
• Disaster and Emergency Response Management
• Big Data and the Internet of Things
• Autonomous vehicles
• Intelligent fuel systems
• Climate & weather related planning & decision support
• Microgravity experiments
• Smart Cities
• People tracking for applications such as assisted living or fitness training
• Tracking the flow of people & goods in and out buildings
• Telematics systems to provide information on driver behaviour and vehicle performance for fuel efficiency/ delivery management
• Opportunities in the upstream infrastructure and technology areas include systems and subsystems, materials, manufacturing processes, and systems integration for spacecraft, satellites and ground support.
• Novel business models for commercialising services and data.