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SUMMARY:The Value of Medical Research and Development in Space
DESCRIPTION:Learn why some of the world’s leading medical research companies are investing in the development of space-based facilities to study and manufacture improved medicines. What unique advantages does space’s microgravity environment provide that cannot be replicated on Earth? What does a space-based medical research facility look like and how is it managed? This discussion features representatives from space companies that are working with medical research partners to bring innovative healthcare to the world through future space technologies.
URL:https://satnews.com/event/the-value-of-medical-research-and-development-in-space/
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SUMMARY:A Contested Domain: From Space Threats and Theory to Practice
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, May 10\, at 2:00 pm ET\, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Secure World Foundation (SWF) will host a virtual two-part event exploring space threat trends and how the U.S. Space Force is preparing Guardians to face these threats and to operate in a contested environment. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event will first feature a fireside chat with U.S. Space Training and Readiness Command (STARCOM) Commander Major General Shawn N. Bratton\, followed by a panel discussion with CSIS and Secure World Foundation experts to discuss their two recently released reports on counterspace weapons\, including use by Russia in Ukraine. This virtual discussion will allow online viewers to submit live questions from this event page for both parts of the event.
URL:https://satnews.com/event/a-contested-domain-from-space-threats-and-theory-to-practice/
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SUMMARY:Space Tech Expo USA 2024
DESCRIPTION:PREPARE TO BLAST OFF TO SPACE TECH EXPO 2024\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDon\, did you see all the interstellar buzz around this year’s event and decide that you can’t let another year pass you by? It’s set to be bigger and better and best of all… registration is now open! It’s time to secure your free pass and start planning your visit to the West Coast. \nMay 14 – 15\, 2024 \nLong Beach\, California
URL:https://satnews.com/event/space-tech-expo-usa-2023/
LOCATION:Long Beach\, CA
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SUMMARY:CABSAT 2023
DESCRIPTION:The MEASA region’s leading show for innovation and engaging experiences in the content\, broadcast\, satellite and pro AV communities. \nCABSAT is where you can boost your business\, find the most innovative solutions from global leaders in media\, broadcast\, and satellite technology giving you a competitive advantage to get the latest deep-dives into international best practices and lessons learned. \nWith over 340 global exhibitors and 14\,000 visitors from over 120 countries\, the event brings together key international decision-makers\, buyers and thought leaders\, eager to meet face to face\, collaborate and innovate together.
URL:https://satnews.com/event/cabsat-2023/
LOCATION:Dubai World Trade Centre
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SUMMARY:ANGA COM 2023
DESCRIPTION:With more than 18\,000 participants from 82 countries and 390 exhibitors\, ANGA COM\, Europe’s leading Exhibition and Conference for Broadband\, Television & Online\, celebrated a brilliant comeback in May 2022. The next show date is 23 to 25 May 2023 in Cologne/Germany.
URL:https://satnews.com/event/anga-com-2023/
LOCATION:Cologne/Germany.
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SUMMARY:2023 Global Space Conference on Climate Change (GLOC 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Following its mission to promote international development and share knowledge\, the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) and its member the Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA) are pleased to announce that the 2023 Global Space Conference on Climate Change (GLOC 2023) will be taking place in Oslo\, Norway on 23 – 25 May 2023. GLOC 2023 will contribute to the global efforts to better understand and battle climate change through the use of space-based services and applications. First conference of its kind\, GLOC 2023 is designed to encourage the sharing of programmatic\, technical and policy information\, as well as collaborative solutions\, challenges\, lessons learnt\, and paths forward among all nations. \nGLOC 2023 will focus on the theme “Fire and Ice – Space for Climate Action” and will address various topics of interest in relation to space and climate change with a specific focus on: \n\nClimate change impacts on the environment\nApplications and services driven by climate change\nImpacts of a changing climate on policy and law\nCommercial opportunities created by a changing climate\nPresent and future international collaboration on space missions related to climate change\nSocial\, communications\, economic and cultural dimensions of environmental change
URL:https://satnews.com/event/2023-global-space-conference-on-climate-change-gloc-2023/
LOCATION:Oslo\, Norway
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SUMMARY:Space Day New York 2023
DESCRIPTION:New York is a significant player in the American space ecosystem. \nThe Apollo Lunar Landers were built there\, and New York is one of the largest sources of Space Finance in the United States. \nThe NY space ecosystem hosts a network of over 60 Colleges & Universitieswith space programs\, employs tens of thousands of New Yorkers and contributes hundreds of millions to the broader New York economy every year. \nNew York is the 15th largest recipient of NASA investment and hosts a leading NASA climate research facility. \nSpace Day 2023 is meant to be a celebration of this rich history and a chance to foster networking and collaboration within the New York space ecosystem. It is also an opportunity to promote these successes and build supportamong the broader public to invest in these capabilities and attract even more academic and private sector growth to the New York space ecosystem. \nYou can learn more about Space Day New York at www.spacedayny.com.
URL:https://satnews.com/event/space-day-new-york-2023/
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SUMMARY:Unlocking the future of satellite communications in Europe
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars for May 25\, 2023\, at 3 pm CEST\, and join us for the fourth Rohde & Schwarz Satellite Industry Day. Be part of the conversation as we discuss the latest developments in the Infrastructure for Resilience\, Interconnection & Security by Satellite (IRIS2) project: the European Commission’s quest for reliable\, secure satellite communications. \nTogether\, we will explore efforts to establish the European Protected Waveform (EPW) for agile\, secure\, affordable and interoperable satellite communications. We’ll also dive into a European industry initiative for developing and launching nano- and micro-satellites. And that’s not all – two ITU representatives will be on hand to provide valuable insight into the complex international regulatory framework for non-geostationary satellite systems. With the international coordination that is required to bring non-geostationary satellite constellations into orbit\, this is an important topic that should not be missed. \nYvonne Weitsch\, market segment Manager for satellite communications at Rohde & Schwarz\, and Thomas Wrede\, founder and managing director of Technology Vision Consulting\, will guide you through the program. After the keynote presentations\, we will open the floor for a panel discussion\, where you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and engage with our experts. \nSign up now for this exciting opportunity to learn about the cutting-edge technology and innovations driving Europe’s secure connectivity program for the years 2023 to 2027. \nLearn with us about: \n\nThe innovations of nano-satellites demonstrated in orbit\nArtificial intelligence and the continued miniaturization of satellite technology\nThe European Protected Waveform (EPW) and other EU initiatives\nInfrastructure for Resilience\, Interconnection & Security by Satellite (IRIS2)\, a multi-orbital communication infrastructure that will bring connectivity to both governmental and commercial users
URL:https://satnews.com/event/unlocking-the-future-of-satellite-communications-in-europe/
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SUMMARY:Ground Segment: Just a Service?
DESCRIPTION:Ground-segment-as-a-service can sound like a contradiction in terms. No one has yet invented the data system that can exchange RF with orbiting satellites on its own. Physical communications infrastructure\, from antennas and HPAS to modems and digitizers\, are required to close the links\, not to mention the staffing\, expertise and management systems to make it happen. But GSaaS is a reality\, and traditional ground segment service providers risk finding themselves in the place of taxi drivers who kept driving around looking for fares while rideshare companies were giving their customers the power to book a ride on their smartphones. In this webinar\, WTA examines the differing business models of today’s GSaaS providers\, the markets they serve\, and the benefits and risks of integrating a teleport’s physical and data systems with this new class of service providers. \nSpeakers include: \n\nBrad Bode\, CTO & CIO\, ATLAS Space Operations\nChristopher Richins\, CEO\, RBC Signals\nMichel Dothey\, CCO\, neXat
URL:https://satnews.com/event/ground-segment-just-a-service/
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