Events

The aim of European Space Weather Week is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and the investigation of new technologies and approaches, such as machine learning, in a space weather and space climate context. The event is highly interdisciplinary and brings scientists together with industry, government agencies and others interested in space weather and space climate. This year’s theme is ‘Technological expansion of the Arctic: the new frontiers of space weather’. A diverse range of events will mark the conference, including a summer school for students and early-career scientists, and an exhibition.

The Autumn Conference is one of the annual highlights of ESPI’s calendar, offering an independent platform for European and international stakeholders to convene and hold informed and in-depth space-related discussions that reach beyond headlines.

High-level forum on hybrid threats, PPPs & innovation in defence. Luxembourg–Ukraine focus. Experts. Panels. Networking.

Hosted by the European Space Agency, this event brings together Member State delegations and the wider European space transportation community to feature project updates, in-depth discussions and networking opportunities to foster a strong, cohesive and competitive European space transportation market. Companies will also have the chance to present their proposals to space transportation service providers, investors, potential users, Member State Delegations and ESA representatives.

This annual event is a meeting point for those working at the intersection of science, tech, and entrepreneurship. It's a space to discover new opportunities, spark collaborations, and help Europe reach critical mass in Deep Tech development.

2025 Security for Space Systems (3S) Conference aims at bringing together academia and industry to present cutting-edge research and innovations in space systems security. After the success of its inaugural edition, the 2025 conference will expand to include two review cycles and extend to two and a half days, ensuring ample time for in-depth discussions and engagement, to exchange knowledge on the latest security challenges and solutions for space.

The MBSE workshop brings together experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts for immersive training and collaborative work focused on Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in space. This interactive event offers a unique platform to share insights, network with peers, and learn from real-world case studies that demonstrate how MBSE drives efficiency, innovation, and collaboration across complex space projects.

We are delighted to invite you to join us on 6 November 2025 from 9:30 – 17:30 CET for the FIRST! Simulation & Intelligence Online Pitch Day and to participate in discussions focused on improving Space Transportation Simulation & Intelligence in Europe. The event will include an introduction from ESA, presentations from European Space Transportation Service Providers on their commercial interest in the selected technologies, followed by the short-listed Technology Providers who will present their disruptive ideas. ESA representatives, Member State Delegations, and SpaceTech investors will also be in attendance.

Your complimentary pass opens the door to exceptional networking opportunities with over 800 exhibitors and a variety of enriching conference sessions from more than 150 high-level speakers. But there's more to discover, keep reading for a closer look at the event's offerings, extra resources, and valuable pre-show information to assist you in optimising your experience.

Slush is the world's most founder-focused startup event, held annually in Helsinki. Join top founders, investors, and media at Slush 2025 on Nov 19–20.

The Ground Station Engineering Division (OPS-GS) of the Ground Systems Engineering and Innovation Department (OPS-G) is pleased to announce the 10th ESA International Workshop on Tracking, Telemetry and Command Systems for Space Applications, TTC2025, which will be held from the 25th to the 28th November 2025 at the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt (Germany).

A Magyar Űripari Nap a hazai űripar vezető szereplőinek, kutatóintézeteinek és vállalkozásainak szakmai találkozója, ahol a résztvevők közösen tekintik át az ágazat fejlődési irányait és jövőbeli lehetőségeit. Az esemény célja, hogy elősegítse a tudásmegosztást, az együttműködések bővítését és az innovációs hálózatok erősítését a magyar űrszektorban. A programban kormányzati előadások, vállalati prezentációk, valamint kerekasztal-beszélgetések is helyet kapnak, ahol hazai és nemzetközi szereplők osztják meg tapasztalataikat az űripari innovációk és a piaci integráció területén.