Call for Contributions is now CLOSED!

Deadline: 23 September, 2020

In 1999, the UN General Assembly declared 4 to 10 October “World Space Week” to highlight the contributions of space, science, and technology to the betterment of the human condition. Since then, space has become a crucial factor in enabling a more sustainable future for Europe. In 2019, the EU focused on using our understanding of outer space to find solutions to climate change, create sustainable ecosystems and Arctic environments, and encourage the next generations to explore our solar system.

The theme this year is “Satellites Improve Life”, which focuses on the impact of satellites in our daily lives. To mark this occasion, the European Student Think Tank welcomes articles investigating correlations between the European Union and Space. 

We suggest the following topics to explore:

  • The EU’s space sector and space policy 
  • The EU and Space & Satellites technology 
  • Role of EU youths in space research and applications
  • EU Academia and Industry initiatives related to Space 
  • Any other relevant topic 

Suggested length of contributions: 500 to 1000 words. You are encouraged to follow our writing format. 

Send your submission to editorinchief@esthinktank.com by 23rd September 2020.

Do not hesitate to contact us for any further inquiries!