From Space to Society. And Back.

Cassini Hackathon Barcelona: Meet the winners!

Two prizes and three special mentions to reward imaginative though practical ideas to use Copernicus to support sustainable finance!

Space 4 Critical Infrastructure – Energy & Transport

The webinar on energy and transport showcased that both sectors are inherently linked to critical infrastructure. Moreover, satellite solutions for the maintenance and monitoring of road and railway infrastructure, as well as for the safe transport and distribution of energy, support the green and digital transition endorsed by the EU political agenda.

Eurisy Members’ Corner: Focus on the German Aerospace Center

The World Settlement Footprint provides five products that monitor the changing dynamics of urban areas. Such products help policy makers to take informed decisions to make cities more sustainable and resilient to future changes.

Eurisy Members’ Corner: New focus on the Slovak Space Office

As the newest associate member of the European Space Agency, the Slovak Space Office intends to leverage on international opportunities to boost the development and use of space-based services locally.

Space for All! Eurisy contribution to the 73rd edition of the International Astronautical Congress

The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) time, the biggest global space forum landed in Paris. IAC2022 has been inaugurated as “Space for @ll”, to highlight the change experienced by the sector transforming it from a closed sector into a transversal, multidisciplinary industry enabling highly innovative services.

Space 4 Critical Infrastructure – Banking & Financial Markets

After the summer break, NEREUS and Eurisy continue their series on Space 4 Critical Infrastructure. The million-dollar question this time is: how can space support the financial and insurance sectors?

Eurisy Members’ Corner: Focus on the Malta Council for Science and Technology

Focusing on concrete needs and empowering local administrations are the foundational elements of the strategy of the Malta Council for Science and Technology to develop a competitive space sector.

Meet our newest member: The Institute of Space Studies of Catalonia

The Institute of Space Studies of Catalonia (IEEC) has recently joined Eurisy. It is already the 20th member of an expanding network of space organisations across Europe collaborating to disseminate space-derived innovation into society. We introduce our new member with an overview of their activities and priorities.

The “Copernicus and me” videos shortlisted at the UNESCO Earth Futures Festival

The Space Service Hub: Ignition and Liftoff! 

The Space Service Hub is up and running. Together with the European Space Agency, Eurisy launched this new platform to showcase a diverse set of satellite-based applications. During the launch event, participants travelled from space to Earth to discover a set of satellite solutions in urban, rural and coastal areas.