Space Hub Yorkshire

Connecting Yorkshire with Florida’s Space Economy
2026-07-28 09:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom
Connecting Yorkshire with Florida’s Space Economy will bring together Yorkshire companies, universities and regional partners with John Holst, Senior Trade and Investment Officer for Space, Florida/SouthEastern USA, Department for Business and Trade, British Consulate-General Miami. Following the 2025 and 2026 trade missions to Florida, this event will showcase Yorkshire’s space capabilities in advanced manufacturing, satellite communications, Space AI, research and innovation. It will support organisations interested in building links with Florida’s fast-growing space industry and research ecosystem, while helping prepare regional partners for the 2027 trade mission to Commercial Space Week in Orlando.

Farnborough International Airshow 2026
2026-07-20 00:00 - 2026-07-21 23:59 | West Yorkshire
The Farnborough International Airshow returns from 20–24 July 2026, bringing together the global aerospace, defence and space sectors for one of the world’s most influential industry events. With more than 100,000 visitors, 1,400 exhibitors and hundreds of international delegations expected, the show provides an unrivalled platform for showcasing innovation, forming new partnerships and exploring the latest technological developments.
The event features a packed programme of conferences, networking opportunities, technology demonstrations and aircraft displays, alongside dedicated zones focused on areas including defence, advanced air mobility and emerging space capabilities. Farnborough is a key date in the international aerospace calendar, attracting industry leaders, government representatives, investors and innovators from around the world.
SHY at FIA
As one of the most important events in the aerospace and space sector calendar, Farnborough provides a unique opportunity for SHY to connect with organisations from across the UK and around the world, showcase the strengths of Yorkshire’s growing space ecosystem, and explore new opportunities for collaboration.

Our focus at Farnborough will be to:

Identify new business and collaboration opportunities for the Yorkshire space sector.
Build new and strengthen existing international connections across the global space and aerospace community.
Meet with organisations interested in investing, partnering, or working within the region.
Catch up with existing contacts, partners and stakeholders to discuss current projects and future opportunities.
Promote the capabilities, expertise and innovation being developed across Yorkshire’s space cluster.

We’re looking forward to a busy and productive week of conversations, networking and relationship-building. If you’re attending Farnborough and would like to learn more about Space Hub Yorkshire or discuss potential collaboration opportunities, we’d be delighted to connect.

ESERO Exploring Earth Orbit Data for a sustainable Future celebration event
2026-07-14 09:00 - 16:00 | Greetland & Halifax Academy
The ESERO “Exploring Earth Orbit Data for a Sustainable Future” celebration event showcased how young people can use satellite data to understand and protect our planet. Students shared their learning from the programme, including how Earth observation can support climate action, environmental monitoring, and sustainable decision-making. The event celebrated creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving through space-themed STEM activities, encouraging students to connect classroom science with real-world challenges. It also highlighted the value of partnerships between schools, universities, and the space sector in inspiring future talent and building awareness of how space technologies can benefit society and the environment.
Space Hub Yorkshire coordinated partners, supported programme planning, connected schools with space sector expertise, and helped deliver an engaging celebration showcasing Earth observation, sustainability, and future STEM opportunities.
This event is closed to the public.

NCSC Industry 100 Community Day
2026-07-02 08:00 - 17:00 | West Yorkshire
UK-EONS is presently part of the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) Industry 100 (I100) programme. The NCSC is the UK Governments public cyber security agency, their role is to make the UK the safest place to work and play online. The I100 programme facilitates conversations between Cyber Security professionals in sectors such as Critical National Infrastructure, but it also seeks expertise and perspectives from a variety of related sectors and industries. UK-EONS is supporting the NCSC with their Net-Zero and Sustainability responsibilities, as well as, helping to devise a guide on the climate on risks facing the cyber security sector.
This event was an in-person event that brought together other members of the I100 programme and focussed on the use of AI in Cyber Security.

Geospatial in Natural Capital: Opportunities, Challenges and Standardisation
2026-07-01 09:30 - 17:00 | Geovation, Geovation, Sutton Yard, 4th Floor, 64 Goswell Road, London, EC1V 7EN
Geospatial in Natural Capital: Opportunities, Challenges and Standardisation is a one-day AGI event taking place on Wednesday 1 July 2026 at Geovation in London. The event brings together a diverse mix of stakeholders operating across the natural capital value chain to explore how geospatial data, methods and standards can support more consistent spatial reporting, monitoring and evaluation. With natural capital receiving increasing attention across policy, finance, land management and environmental decision-making, the event focuses on the role of location data in strengthening how natural capital is measured, assessed and reported.
The event will examine the opportunities and challenges associated with using geospatial approaches in natural capital, particularly where different methods are currently being used across the sector. Participants will hear from a broad range of organisations and perspectives, including TNFD, NatWest, Howden Insurance, Ordnance Survey and others, with discussion focused on the need for greater consistency and standardisation in natural capital measurement, monitoring and evaluation.
The programme will also include a series of roundtable discussions aimed at helping to shape improved geospatial standards. It offers an opportunity to connect with organisations working across natural capital, geospatial data, finance, insurance, policy and environmental monitoring, and to explore how Earth Observation and wider geospatial insights can support natural-capital assessment, biodiversity and ecosystem monitoring, nature-related financial disclosure, land-use decision-making and more robust reporting for sustainability and climate resilience.
Register to attend here
Geovation, Sutton Yard, 4th Floor, 64 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7EN
UK-EONS was in attendance at this event to network with individuals in the geospatial sector. The event provided intelligence on challenges faced by end users when it comes to utilising geospatial data, as well as facilitating discussions around geospatial data standards.

STEM Fest 2026
2026-07-01 08:00 - 2026-07-02 17:00 | Events North
Following the outstanding success of STEMFest Yorkshire and Humber 2025, which brought together over 2,000 students and 200 educators for three days of immersive STEM learning, the Yorkshire & Humber STEM Hub, delivered by RTC North, is delighted to announce the return in 2026 at Events North in Leeds.
Last year’s event showcased the power of region wide collaboration, with more than 60 organisations from industry, academia, and the public sector joining forces to broaden participation in STEM and spark new aspirations among young people.
Post‑event evaluation highlighted exceptional engagement and long‑term educational impact, with:

89% of teachers reporting STEMFest helped students understand how STEM links to real world jobs.
Teachers noting, they planned to embed learning from STEMFest into future lessons and curriculum planning.
Exhibitors describing the event as a highlight of their outreach year, citing meaningful and sustained engagement with pupils.
Students from both primary and secondary settings developing new interests in technology, cybersecurity, engineering, and health sciences.
Many schools attending specifically to support underrepresented or underserved learners, strengthening equity ambitions across the region.

What to Expect in 2026
STEMFest returns 1st – 2nd July with two days of dynamic, hands‑on exploration designed to inspire 10–13‑year‑olds from across Yorkshire and the Humber. This year’s event will feature a series of immersive, industry‑led activity zones along with standout experiences. Over 50 interactive exhibits will showcase real STEM careers, equipment, and technologies with activities aimed to ignite curiosity, build confidence, and introduce young people to the breadth of careers available across STEM.
Claire Willis, Team Leader at the STEM Hub, said:
“After two fantastic years in Bradford, we’re excited to bring STEMFest Yorkshire and Humber to Leeds for 2026. This move reflects the growing scale and ambition of the event, giving us space to welcome even more schools from across the region and expand access to interactive STEM learning. We’re also inviting businesses to get involved through sponsorship or by leading hands‑on activities helping them build their future talent pipelines, raise brand visibility with schools and educators, demonstrate commitment to inclusion and ESG, and offer meaningful skills‑based volunteering opportunities for staff. Together, we can inspire the region’s next generation.”
Space Hub Yorkshire supports STEMFest by delivering engaging space-themed activities, inspiring young people through hands-on learning, industry engagement, and showcasing careers in space, science, engineering, and emerging technologies.

10 Years of the Priestley Centre for Climate Futures
2026-06-30 08:00 - 17:00 | West Yorkshire
This event marks a decade of collaboration, innovation and impact across the climate research community. It is an opportunity to celebrate our collective achievements, while looking ahead to the action required over the next 10 years and beyond.
Following the keynote, delivered by Priestley Centre Director, Professor Piers Forster CBE, a panel discussion will be chaired by Professor Jason Lowe, bringing together influential voices from academia, policy, finance, industry and youth activism. Panellists include Piers and:
· Chris Stark CBE, Head of the UK’s Mission for Clean Power, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
· Libby Peake, Head of Resource Policy at Green Alliance and member of the Government’s Circular Economy Taskforce
· Dr David Wilkinson, Climate Lead at the Bank of England
· Pim Sullivan-Tailyour, Director of the UK Youth Climate Coalition
Timings:
· 15:00 – 15:30 – Registration and welcome
· 15:30 – 16:30 – Keynotes and panel discussion
· 16:30 – 16:45 – Piers Sellers and Priestley Centre prizes
· 16:45 – 18:00 – Networking and sustainable refreshments

UK-EONS attended to support our colleagues at the University of Leeds and to engage with the speakers in attendance. The event provided an opportunity to hear more from the Priestley Centre and learn more about their work.

EO Summit 2026
2026-06-22 08:00 - 17:40 | The Brewery, London, 52 Chiswell St, EC1Y 4SD
EO Summit 2026 is a one-day conference taking place on Monday 22 June 2026 at The Brewery, London. The event brings together the Earth Observation community and end-user organisations to explore practical applications of satellite data across business, climate and the environment. With sessions covering climate risk, insurance, infrastructure, greenhouse-gas monitoring, agriculture, nature monitoring, disaster response and defence.
This year’s summit is structured around two main strands: an Enterprise Track, covering areas such as insurance and risk, energy and infrastructure, agriculture and the environment; and an Innovation Track, exploring disaster management, defence and security, and emerging EO applications. Sessions will look at how satellite data can support physical climate-risk assessment, parametric insurance, greenhouse-gas and methane monitoring, infrastructure and asset monitoring, crop intelligence, nature and biodiversity monitoring, wildfire response, flooding and civil protection.
It offers an opportunity to connect with EO providers, end users, researchers, investors and policy-facing organisations, and to explore how space-enabled insights can be translated into practical tools for climate resilience, natural-capital management, sustainable agriculture, infrastructure, finance and environmental monitoring.
Register to attend here

ESERO Exploring Earth Orbit Data for a sustainable (Stage 2)
2026-06-22 08:00 - 17:00 | West Yorkshire
This STEM programme will introduce 120 students to the use of ESA Sentinel satellite data for monitoring water bodies, vegetation, and pollution. The project will involve 60 primary school students from Greetland Academy and 60 secondary school students from Halifax Academy, who will use space-based data to analyse environmental conditions and pollution in Calderdale, West Yorkshire.
Space Hub Yorkshire delivers space education, connecting students with real ESA Sentinel satellite data to develop environmental monitoring, digital skills, and awareness of space applications addressing local sustainability challenges in Calderdale.
This event is closed to the public.

Geographic Perspectives on Disaster Risk Management: Disaster Preparedness and Risk Reduction
2026-06-18 08:00 - 17:00 | West Yorkshire
This session explores disaster preparedness and disaster risk reduction covering elements from the disaster risk management framework, including natural- and man-made hazards, political risks, pandemics and complex emergencies.
Speakers

Michal Lorinc, Head of Catastrophe Insight, Aon Impact Forecasting
Stuart Fraser, Climate and disaster risk analytics specialist
Maddie Ewbank, Consultant in DRR, Climate Adaptation and Anticipatory Action, UNRWA

Hosted by co-editor Chris Ewing, Head of Business Development, Aon Impact Forecasting
Click here to watch a recording of the session.

HIPIMS Conference 2026
2026-06-17 08:00 - 2026-06-18 17:00 | Cutlers’ Hall
The 16th International conference on Fundamentals and Industrial Applications of HIPIMS 2026, is to be held in Sheffield, UK. Following a consecutive number of successful years, the Joint Sheffield Hallam University-Fraunhofer IST HIPIMS Research Centre is pleased to invite you to the Sixteenth edition of the HIPIMS International Conference.
The Space Hub Yorkshire joined the HIPIMS Conference 2026 to connect with advanced manufacturing experts, explore high-performance coating technologies for space applications, foster industry partnerships, and identify innovation opportunities supporting the UK space sector.

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Yorkshire Regional Defence & Security Cluster launch
2026-06-10 12:00 - 17:00 | West Yorkshire
The Yorkshire Regional Defence & Security Cluster (YRDSC) is set to launch on June 10, 2026. This initiative is a collaboration between industry, academia, local government, and the Ministry of Defence, aimed at strengthening the UK’s defense industrial base through regional collaboration with defense and security stakeholders. The cluster will encourage innovation, regional growth, and the development of sustainable partnerships across sectors. It will also unlock commercial opportunities and attract investment, supporting SME engagement and open pathways for non-traditional suppliers. The YRDSC will influence national policy and investment decisions from a Yorkshire perspective, stimulating greater sector knowledge, business, and economic growth across the region. Membership will be free and open to both those supplying into the sector and those seeking to supply into the defense and security sector.

This event is closed to the public.

FUEL
2026-06-10 09:00 - 17:00 | Aesseal New York Stadium, New York Way,, Rotherham, S60 1FJ
FUEL is a UK-wide roadshow created to make it easier for businesses to understand, prepare for and access the right finance.
Many leaders know they need funding to grow or manage cash flow, but finding the right route and being ready for it is often the biggest challenge. FUEL brings clarity, practical guidance and direct access to national funders, investors and advisers, all in one place.
Each full-day event brings together business leaders from different sectors to explore the funding options available to them and understand what “funding ready” really looks like.Attendees can also take part in Meet the Money sessions: tailored, pre-matched appointments with active funders who are looking to back businesses like theirs.
Space Hub Yorkshire supports FUEL by connecting space and technology businesses with funding opportunities, investment networks, and expert guidance, helping innovative SMEs become investment-ready and accelerate sustainable growth and commercialisation.

Bi-Annual UK Space Ecosystem Collaborators Event
2026-06-09 08:00 - 2026-06-10 17:00 | Durham University Business School, The Waterside Building, Durham, DH1 1SL
This is the bi-annual event for members of the UK Space Ecosystem to connect and work together on future collaborative projects. The event is being hosted by Space North East and the Satellite Applications Catapult and will focus on Advanced Connectivity Technologies and will bring together regional businesses and organisations within the thematic area to workshop opportunities within this area.
These invite only events take place every six months, and are an opportunity for representatives from all Clusters and Connected Capability Network Teams to come together in person with the Catapult, UKSA and guests to share insights, intelligence, best practice and lessons learnt.

Over the last few years we have themed these events and invited external speakers to focus on a particular topic area such as Sustainability (Edinburgh, May 2023), Resilient Communications (Leeds, June 2024), and Landscape of Business Support for SMEs (Nottingham, December 2025).

This time, the theme is on Advanced Connectivity Technologies, and is being hosted by Space North East and the Satellite Applications Catapult with the aim of reviewing the space landscape’s developments in recent years and preparing for the sector’s upcoming needs and changes.

North East Space Conference 2026
2026-06-09 08:00 - 16:30 | West Yorkshire
This year’s theme is all about transformation and emerging opportunities for businesses and individuals to explore the rapidly growing space sector.
The programme will highlight how organisations from adjacent industries can diversify, adapt existing capabilities and pivot into space markets, alongside sessions focused on skills development and career transitions. It will also provide a platform for established space companies to connect, collaborate and scale, strengthening supply chains and accelerating growth across the sector.
Attendees can expect inspiring panels, practical workshops and high-value networking designed to spark collaboration, new partnerships and future-ready business growth. This is more than a conference – it’s a launchpad for innovation, diversification and economic impact in the North East and beyond.

GeoPlace 2026
2026-05-21 09:00 - 17:00 | Leicester Tigers, Aylestone Rd, Leicester LE2 7TR, Leicester Tigers, Aylestone Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2 7TR
This annual conference brings together geographic information experts from across the UK to explore how reliable, up-to-date location data can help improve decision-making, transform public services and deliver better outcomes for communities. With delegates from local authorities, central government, emergency services, housing and industry, GeoPlace 2026 is a valuable opportunity for UK‑EONS to connect with place-based data users and showcase how Earth Observation data can support sustainability challenges, infrastructure insight and more effective use of geospatial intelligence across sectors.
Click here to find out more
UK-EONS attended the event to network with public sector organisations and learn how local governments procure Earth Observation data. The event provided a fantastic opportunity to connect with Geospatial Data Providers as well as government end users. OS (Ordnance Survey) showcased their latest innovations and National Highways explained the work they are doing on digitising their assets.

Safe Autonomy Industry Summit
2026-05-06 10:00 - 16:00 | Institute for Safe Autonomy, United Kingdom
Join the Institute for Safe Autonomy (ISA) at the University of York for a day dedicated to accelerating innovation and safety in autonomous systems.
This event is an opportunity for industry colleagues to see the Institute’s research in action, understand how it addresses real-world challenges and connect directly with researchers and industry peers to discuss future collaborations and shape the future of our research.
The event will feature demonstrations of our research, showcasing how we’re tackling the real-world challenges of adoption of autonomous systems, robotics and supporting technologies (including AI and advanced communications), as well as a chance to discover how cross-sector partnerships are unlocking new commercial frontiers in safe autonomy and responsible AI.
Demonstrations will include:

Ground-based and aerial robotics
Solar energy farm inspection using autonomous systems
Surveillance, monitoring and inspection of indoor, outdoor and underwater environments.
Safety and assurance framework development and assessments
Quantum, radio and underwater communications

What to expect:

Networking sessions with key industry and academic researchers
Panel discussions on the value of collaboration in the context of AI and autonomous systems
Opportunities to explore future collaborations

Future Communications at the Edge
2026-04-22 12:00 - 16:30 | University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom
This Cambridge Wireless cluster Academic & Industry SIG event is being hosted by The University of Leeds.
As communications ecosystems evolve, they are expected to span seamlessly from ultra-small edge devices to massive cloud infrastructures. With the emergence of international 6G standards, there will be a shift from simply connecting people and devices to enabling pervasive, interconnected intelligence. This evolution depends on communications infrastructures that are safe, secure, trustworthy, and sustainable.
This event will share the latest research from our UK Universities to explore how we shape and deliver secure connectivity, advanced network systems, and cloud integration.
Cambridge Wireless Academic & Industry SIG events aim to bring together universities and companies to share knowledge, strengthen research, promote technological advancement and nurture the next generation of tech talent. These events give academic experts and research students a platform in which to showcase their latest findings. They also give companies the opportunity to understand the breadth of work taking place in UK Universities and pave the way for ongoing, mutually beneficial, academic and industry collaboration.

PocketQube Conference 2026
2026-03-25 08:00 - 2026-03-27 17:00 | West Yorkshire
The 9th Annual PocketQube Conference is an international conference addressing the technical challenges associated with developing PocketQube technology for widening space access, shaping the future of space democratization in the process.
The PocketQube Conference provides a unique forum for collaboration between industry professionals, academic researchers and students who are developing the new and rapidly growing field of pico-satellites.
The University of Bradford Satellite Team will present at the conference in collaboration with Space Hub Yorkshire. The presentation will highlight how Space Hub Yorkshire supports the regional development of satellite system engineering, fostering innovation, collaboration between academia and industry, and the growth of space-related capabilities across the Yorkshire region.

Space Funding: C-LEO Information and Expression of Interest
2026-03-24 11:00 - 12:30 | West Yorkshire
A brand new webinar to provide an overview of accessing UKSA & ESA funding, and some detail on the C-LEO (Connectivity – Low Earth Orbit) ARTES Only call. This session will specifically focus on the C-LEO call, helping you to understand the roadmap for the application, the eligibility criteria so that you can make an informed decision as to whether to proceed and, if you want to apply, what you will need for your expression of interest (which is due by 13th April 2026).

Have questions? Please send these ahead of time to spacehubyorkshire@leeds.ac.uk with ‘C-LEO Question’ in the subject line.
Register here!

ESERO Exploring Earth Orbit Data for a Sustainable Future (Stage 1)
2026-03-23 09:00 - 17:00 | West Yorkshire
The Exploring Earth Orbit Data for a Sustainable Future programme comprised three linked events designed to inspire primary and secondary pupils through space, sustainability and creative learning. The first event introduced satellite missions, model building, launch simulation and data transmission.
The second focused on interpreting real Earth observation imagery, experimenting with sensors and exploring how satellite data can support environmental monitoring and better transport choices. The final celebration event brought pupils, teachers, families, STEM ambassadors and project partners together to showcase students’ work, share learning and highlight careers in space, science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics across Yorkshire and Humber.
Stage 1: Introduction to Satellites and Space Missions
The first event introduced pupils at Halifax Academy and Greetland Academy to the fundamentals of satellites, including how they are designed, launched, controlled and used to collect information about Earth. Through practical activities, pupils developed their own satellite mission concepts, built model satellites and explored how information is transmitted from space to ground stations.

ESA101 - York
2026-03-16 10:00 - 15:00 | The Guildhall, York
Are you interested in exploring how to engage with the European Space Agency and the UK Space Agency?
ESA101 is a fantastic opportunity to explore commercial opportunities, funding and collaboration in the UK Space Sector. Hosted in York in collaboration with Space Hub Yorkshire.
UKSA Space Ecosystems Champion Gareth Preece will be there.

UKACE Bridging Non‑Terrestrial (NTN) and Terrestrial (TN) Networks for Autonomous, Connected Infrastructure
2026-03-12 09:00 - 17:00 | electron building, Satellite Application Catapult, Harwell Campus,, Harwell, OX11 0QR, United Kingdom
A national workshop uniting space, telecoms & autonomy sectors to accelerate NTN–TN integration for next‑gen connected infrastructure.
UK‑ACE event brings together leaders from space, telecoms, autonomy, government, academia and standards bodies to accelerate the integration of Non‑Terrestrial Networks (NTN) and Terrestrial Networks (TN), helping shape the UK’s future resilient, secure and scalable connectivity. Building on the energy and insights from previous UK‑ACE workshops, this event moves the programme from exploration to action. Together, we’ll explore the architectures, standards, regulatory needs and real‑world applications that will enable next‑generation autonomous and connected systems across the UK.
This event forms part of the UK Autonomous Connected Earth (UK‑ACE) network, delivered by UKRI Science & Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and the Satellite Applications Catapult. UK‑ACE is a national initiative connecting six of the UK’s premier space clusters to drive innovation in autonomy, connectivity and satellite‑enabled technologies. The network focuses on bringing organisations together, sharing expertise and supporting the development of hybrid terrestrial and non‑terrestrial connectivity. This sits within the wider UK Space Ecosystem, in partnership with the Satellite Applications Catapult, and continues our shared mission to help organisations across the UK explore new opportunities in connectivity, autonomy and space‑enabled services.
Dr. Viktor Doychinov will represent the University of Bradford and Space Hub Yorkshire during Panel Session 2: Opportunities and Innovation Across the Ecosystem. He will discuss research and innovation in the integration of 5G/6G Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) and Terrestrial Networks (TN), the development of Space Test North, and the role of Space Hub Yorkshire in supporting and strengthening the regional space ecosystem.

Space Comm Expo Europe
2026-03-04 - 2026-03-05 | Excel London, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London, E16 1XL, United Kingdom
Space‑Comm Expo Europe 2026 takes place 4-5 March at ExCeL London and is recognised as Europe’s premier commercial space event. It brings together the entire space supply chain, welcoming more than 5,400 leaders from government, defence, industry, research, and investment communities. Attendees gain access to 250+ exhibitors and over 200 expert speakers who address the technologies, capabilities, and partnerships shaping the future of the global space sector.
The expo features dedicated conference programmes spanning defence and national security, space technology, intergovernmental policy, satellite data, innovation, and geospatial artificial intelligence. These sessions provide insight into strategy, investment, regulation, sustainability, and emerging commercial opportunities. The event also offers live demonstrations, roundtables, and the Meet‑the‑Buyer programme designed to support meaningful business engagement and industry collaboration.
Space‑Comm Expo Europe is a key gathering point for organizations working across satellite systems, launch services, Earth observation, secure communications, advanced manufacturing, data and analytics, and research and innovation services. With representation from more than 35 countries and strong participation from both major agencies and emerging enterprises, the expo serves as an important platform for connecting, collaborating, and driving growth across the international space community.
UK Space Agency Space Ecosystems Champions Pamela and Gareth will be at Space Comm. Pamela is there on Wednesday 4th, Gareth is there Thursday 5th – reach out to arrange to meet!

Trajectory - Space Ecosystem Roadshow
2026-02-25 10:30 - 17:30 | Core Technology Institute, 46 Grafton Street, Manchester, M13 9WU, United Kingdom
Trajectory brings Accelerator participants, alumni, mentors & regional ecosystem stakeholders together to cement long lasting relationships. This regional roadshow returns to bring together innovative entrepreneurs, suppliers, investors, and industry experts from across the UK space sector.
The first UK Space Agency Accelerator Trajectory of 2026 will highlight the creativity, ambition, and diversity of the space start-up community, featuring engaging discussions, interactive sessions, and plenty of opportunities to connect.
This event will focus on market access in the space sector – helping startups and scale-ups navigate new markets, forge strategic partnerships, and turn innovation into real-world impact.
It’s a great chance to exchange ideas, build relationships, and explore ways to reach the right markets.
We’re bringing together the people shaping the future of space, and we’d love for you to join us.

Hidden Space Capabilities: How Non-Space Companies are Powering the Space Sector
2026-02-24 10:00 - 11:30 | online
An introductory 90-minute webinar for companies interested in understanding how they can be part of the Space sector in the UK. We will be exploring how your existing technologies, products and expertise can connect to the UK Space ecosystem; hearing about how companies can benefit from applications such as Earth Observation. We will also be sign posting to additional support, events and funding opportunities.

SCIF Engagement Workshop
2026-02-17 12:45 - 15:45 | Higgs Centre for Innovation, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
​​This workshop is a valuable opportunity for Scotland space business, academia, and institutions to help shape the strategic direction and future calls of the Space Clusters Infrastructure Fund (SCIF), connect with peers from across the region, and ask any questions you may have about SCIF. Lunch and light refreshments will be provided.

UKSEDS Northern Conference
2026-02-04 11:00 - 16:00 | Nexus, Nexus Building, Leeds, United Kingdom, LS21AA, United Kingdom
UKSEDS Presents in Collaboration with Project Orion and Space Hub Yorkshire, University of Leeds
Inspiring Excellence in Engineering
The UKSEDS annual regional event brings together student societies with a shared passion for space for a full day of learning, collaboration, and connection. Whether you’re part of an established society or just getting started, this event offers the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded students, exchange experiences, and become part of the UK’s growing space community.
This year’s theme, “Inspiring Excellence in Engineering”, celebrates the incredible work being carried out by student societies across the region. The event will also feature industry and academic professionals who will share their expertise, career journeys, and passion for space-related engineering.
Throughout the day, attendees will take part in a programme of talks led by space lecturers and industry professionals, offering insight into:

Careers in the space sector
Current research and innovation
Key engineering challenges facing the industry

There will also be dedicated time to:

Network with other student societies
Explore student-led project showcases
Share your own work with the wider UKSEDS community

Above all, this event aims to provide a welcoming, inclusive, and engaging environment for all students.
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Demystifying the Space Funding Landscape
2026-02-03 09:15 - 15:00 | NCC, Bristol, Bristol and Bath Science Park Feynman Way Central, Bristol, BS16 7FS, United Kingdom
In partnership with KI Bid Consulting, Space West are delivering ‘Demystifying the Space Funding Landscape’.
This workshop will help to demystify the funding landscape for space in the UK, focusing on helping you understand where funding for space comes from and through which channels you can apply for it. We will discuss funding from UK Space Agency, European Space Agency, Ministry of Defence, UKRI, other institutional funding, international funding and Venture Capital funding, with a series of guest speakers providing insights and helpful tips about their funding areas. Keep a look out for announcements of guest speakers throughout January.
The event will run from: 9:15am – 15:00pm
Reserve your ticket below – spaces are limited.
If you would like to attend, please register your interest via the button below. If you need to contact us directly, please email: spacewest@nccuk.com

National Climate Tech Accelerator - Manchester Launch
2026-01-28 05:00 - 20:00 | University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester
Come and clebrate the launch of the National Climate Tech Accelerator, a new programme from Sustainable Ventures and Barclays Eagle Labs designed to support ambitious climate startups to become market leaders.
​This event is an opportunity for you to:
– Hear how you can benefit from the programme (the programme is open to all UK registered climate tech businesses.)
– Learn from founders and their experiences
​Brendan Cornthwaite,
CEO, Universal Atmosphere Processing
​Ellie Louise Brown,
Founder & Director, Recondition
​Professor Theo Hanein,
Co-founder, earth4Earth
– Join the networking session with investors, corporates and startups
