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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission arrived at the 500-metre-sized asteroid (101955) Bennu in December 2018. It’s aim is to collect a sample…
Photo from L-R: Craig Walton (a PhD student at Cambridge and former intern and collaborator with Dr Mahesh Anand of…
Hannah Sargeant (Photo credit: Stacy Phillips, PhD student) Congratulations to one of our PhD student Hannah Sargeant, who has been…
12 members of SPS attended the 6th European Lunar Symposium in Toulouse from 13-16 May (https://els2018.arc.nasa.gov/). This annual international meeting was…
Professor of Planetary and Space Science, Simon Green, is interviewed by the Space Boffins about asteroids, space rocks, and the next international…
The Open University (OU) is part of a consortium of UK universities and organisations to be awarded almost £5 million…
Dr Matt Balme has been awarded ~ £370K by the UK Space Agency for a project to observe and model the formation of wind-related…
Nikolaos (“Nikos”) Nanas completed his PhD in Artificial Intelligence (AI) at KMi in 2004. His research focused on Adaptive Information…
COMRADES project witnessed its final review at the European Commission in Brussels recently, bringing to an end the work of…
A study by Drahomira Herrmannova, Nancy Pontika, and Petr Knoth of KMI has been featured in Physics Today, the flagship…
KMi was invited to present the Co-Infom project at the event "Why does fact checking matter?" which was organised by FactCheckNI…
We are very excited to announce that CORE has released a new front-end marking the end of Phase 1 of front-end…
