Cork and Waterford set to become Ireland’s ‘Space Region’

The Society, Economy and Environment Space network will engage with leaders to help them see space as an opportunity for business growth
Cork and Waterford set to become Ireland’s ‘Space Region’

CIT operates the Blackrock Castle Observatory which has been a leading advocate of Space 4.0.

It's a new frontier for the southern region as research teams in Cork and Waterford team up to establish Ireland’s first-ever ‘Space Region.’ 

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) and Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) have come together to form the Society, Economy and Environment (SEE) Space network, with hopes to build links to international space organisations such as the European Space Agency.

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