Aerospace & Defence

Satellite communications company Hanwha Phasor and Lufthansa Technik, one of the global leading providers of technical aircraft services, have partnered to deliver advanced in-flight connectivity for commercial flights.

In the quest for human expansion into space, the University of Arizona's College of Engineering is pioneering an approach that draws inspiration from one of nature's most impressive architects: termites.

ClearSpace and Orbit Fab recently announced a comprehensive strategic partnership aimed at enhancing in-space refuelling and servicing capabilities.

Training and simulation technology in the military sector plays a decisive role for ODU connector solutions.

Up to £15 million commercial funding could be made available for British science and technology to fly to space.

RF- and mm-Wave specialist, Filtronic, has signed a contract worth £7.8 million with a leading low Earth orbit (LEO) organisation.

The scientific community is striving to bring life to the so-called ‘dead zone’, a region of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum between electronics and optics.

In an event that could redefine lunar exploration, Odysseus, a robotic lunar lander developed by Houston-based Intuitive Machines, has embarked on its journey to the moon, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Project leader Airbus Defence and Space Ltd (UK) awarded Sener the design and prototyping of the Sun Polychromator (SPC), a key instrument for the TRUTHS mission payload, being a critical and complex element of the satellite’s innovative on-board calibration system.

UK scientists and engineers are set to play a role in global missions to the Moon, Mars, and Venus following new funding from the UK Space Agency.