The European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) is looking to employ a Research Intern for a period of 4 to 6 months at the premises of the Institute in Vienna, starting from February 2019 to support a research activity on the topic of European Space Traffic Management Policy.

The European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) is looking to employ a Research Intern for a period of 4 to 6 months at the premises of the Institute in Vienna, starting from February 2019 to support a research activity on the topic of Perspectives on European Cooperation with Asian Countries.

The European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) is looking to employ a Research Intern for 3 to 6 months, starting beginning of 2019, to support a research activity on the topic of Space activities in Latin American countries. For this internship, residence in Vienna is not mandatory. Remote work would be a preferred option.

Cyber security in space, as in other sectors, has become a most critical issue. Indeed, space infrastructures have become the target of increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, perpetrated from a growing and extremely varied number of actors. This creates an unprecedented level of risk, particularly considering the mounting dependence of the global economy and society on space‐based services.

ESPI participated to IFRI/SWF Space Security Conference on November 27th. ESPI Coordinator of Studies, Sebastien Moranta, presented the conclusions of recent ESPI studies in the field of space security. The presentation provided an overview of the parallel routes adopted by Europe and the United States in this domain and showed how the current changing environment on each side of the Atlantic provides a window of opportunity to revisit and reinforce transatlantic relations for mutual benefits