Join Dr Abbasi Gandhi from TWI for this exciting new 30-minute webinar introducing the ESA Technology Broker programme!
Dr Abbasi Gandhi, Business Development Executive – Space Sector, TWI leads the ESA Technology Transfer and Broker programme in the UK, supporting organisations from non-space sectors to enter and scale in the space economy. With 20+ years of R&D and commercial leadership across aerospace, energy, medical devices, nuclear, defence and advanced manufacturing, he has delivered high-value industrial innovation programmes, technology transfer initiatives, and strategic partnerships with global industry and government organisations.
He has authored 47 peer-reviewed papers, holds 4 patents, and has led award-winning technology programmes across Europe. At TWI, he specialises in helping companies’ transition terrestrial technologies into space applications through materials, advanced manufacturing, joining technologies, and in-orbit infrastructure innovation.
About the Webinar
This webinar will introduce the ESA Technology Broker programme and explain how UK companies can access ESA support to transfer innovative terrestrial nuclear technologies into commercial and institutional space applications.
Register HERE
Topics covered will include:
- Introduction to TWI
- Introduction to the ESA Technology Broker network
- Technology transfer pathways from industry into space
- Success stories and examples from industry sectors
- Prepare for Space Programme
- How to engage with the UK Technology Broker team
Whether your organisation is exploring space for the first time or already supplying advanced technology into demanding environments, this session will help you understand routes into the expanding global space market.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is most beneficial for:
- Technology SMEs and start-ups
- Manufacturing and engineering companies
- Advanced materials, robotics, energy systems and digital innovators
- Nuclear, or any other tech industries
- Universities, research centres and innovation hubs
- Investors and ecosystem partners interested in space commercialisation
