ESA’s Technology Transfer Programme brings space down to Earth – from comets to start-ups. We support entrepreneurs who use space technology and space data in completely new fields and applications. This local investment successfully creates hundreds of jobs each year, boosting local industries across ESA Member States.
The European Space Agency’s business incubator network – ESA BIC – is celebrating its first 20 years in 2024. NSO chatted to a number of ESA BIC Noordwijk alumni about the programme. Read an extract of the interviews (#20yearsESABIC).
Arceon secures Tenzing Alpha investment, which will allow the ESA BIC startup to expand its commercial capabilities and further develop advanced materials for extreme and harsh environments.
Fostering collaboration in shaping the future of space innovation in the global entrepreneurial ecosystem was at the forefront of business incubation forum that took place at ESA’s HQ in Paris this month. Read the report.