16th Appleton Space Conference
02 Oct 2020
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This major space conference celebrates the latest advancements in space science, Earth observation and technology development.

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The first virtual Appleton Space Conference took place on Thursday 3rd December and celebrated the latest advancements in space science, Earth observation and technology development.​

All the speakers' presentations are available to view or download below. Each of the talks is also available on our Appleton Space Conference 2020 playlist​ on YouTube. Please drop by and subscribe​ to keep up to date with all our latest videos.


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Welcome to the 16th Appleton Space Conference


​Professor Chris Mutlow, Director, STFC RAL Space​


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From Lockdown to Launch – Why the Future is Bright for the UK in Space

Dr Graham Turnock, Chief Executive Officer, UK Space Agency​​

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​Earth Observation - One of the Fastest Growing Space Domains

Josef Aschbacher, Director of Earth Observation Programmes, ESA​


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AstrobiologyOU: An Introduction


Prof Karen Olsson-Francis, Director of AstrobiologyOU,
The Open University


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ESA's Earth Observation Wind Mission Aeolus; the First Doppler Wind Lidar in Space

Dr Anne Grete Straume-Lindner, Aeolus Mission Scientist, ESA



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Once Explorers, Always Explorers


Prof Mark McCaughrean, Senior Advisor for Science and Exploration, ESA

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​Collaboration and Competition: Governing Space in the 2020’s

Prof Christopher Newman, Northumbria Law School, Northumbria University​









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Early Careers and Skills

Dr Sarah Beardsley, Head of Space Engineering Technology, STFC RAL Space

Kate Winfield, Environmental Data Scientist, STFC RAL Space

Christopher Jenkyn-Watkins, Apprentice, STFC

Steven George, Graduate Space Systems Engineer, STFC RAL Space


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​Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

Dr Karen Salt, Deputy Director for Culture and Environment at UKRI



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FORUM: Understanding How Earth is Losing its Cool

Dr Helen Brindley, Space and Atmospheric Physics Group and NCEO, Imperial College London

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JT-Cooler Developments at STFC: 2K-30K Coolers in Support of Space Science Missions

Dr Martin Crook, STFC Technology Department



​NASA Heliophysics: What's New Under the Sun


Dr Nicola Fox, Director Heliophysics Division, NASA

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​Introducing SENSE: The Next Generation of UK Earth Observation Leaders

Dr Anna E. Hogg, University Academic Fellow and Co-Director of SENSE, University of Leeds


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Exploration of the Ice Giants


Dr Heidi Hammel, Vice President for Science, AURA, Inc.



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Global Air Quality in 2020: Monitoring the Impacts of Wildfires and COVID-19

Dr Mark Parrington, Senior Scientist, Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, ECMWF














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Industry and Innovation Panel Discussion with Question and Answer Session 

​Chair - Rob Elliott, Head of Business Development, STFC RAL Space

Elodie Viau, Director ESA Telecommunications and Integrated Applications and Head of ECSAT 

Mark Boggett, CEO, Seraphim Capital 

Diane Gilpin, Founder and CEO, Smart Green Shipping Alliance

Richard Franklin, Managing Director, Airbus Defence and Space (UK) Ltd 

Nick Shave, Chair, UKspace



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​Appleton Keynote Lecture

The Nature of Quantum Reality and Why We Should Care 

Prof Jim Al-Khalili, Professor of Theoretical Physics and the Public Engagement in Science, University of Surrey


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Conclusion



Professor Chris Mutlow​





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