
Research and technological development policies are instrumental tools that serve the main objectives of strengthening the scientific and technological basis of European industry, and supporting its competitiveness at international level. While the European space industry has certainly succeeded in establishing a highly performing and competitive offer against a global competition, it has now to face an evolving situation.
On the invitation from the Prague Security Studies Institute (PSSI), ESPI Research Fellow Tomas Hrozensky gave a lecture entitled "Security in Outer Space: Stakes for Europe" at the American Center in Prague. This public talk, which took place on 02 December, was also a part of the Space Security course for students of the Charles University in Prague.
The European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) plans to issue a publication on the topic "On-Orbit Servicing" in the Springer series on Space Policy. Practitionners, academics and students are invited to join this interesting project by contributing an article around legal, political, economic etc. perspectives.
On 28 Novembre, Director of ESPI was invited to give a keynote speech at the inauguration of the Polish War Studies University in Warsaw. He elaborated on the development of the European Space policy in a global context and on the upcoming challenges related to secutity of space assets.
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