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Throughout 2020, Design & Data GmbH has worked with Nikal Fm Srl, as managers of the European Space Agency (ESA)’s Conference Bureau, on a range of virtual science conferences discussing major environmental challenges. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, none of these events could have taken place in the real world, but our solutions helped to create an engaging experience bringing the communities together almost as in person.

When we were entering 2020, few of us would have anticipated what the year would become. Shaped, stretched and pushed by the coronavirus pandemic, the whole world has faced unprecedented challenges that have affected us both as individuals and society. For D&D, 2020 was a year of challenges but also a year of successful solutions that we developed to respond to the ‘new normal’.

A short movie made in collaboration with the European Space Agency called The Burn received the Best Space Exploration movie award at the Vienna Science Film Festival 2020.

What exactly is that space connection you need to apply for support from the European Space Agency’s Business Incubation Centre (ESA BIC) Switzerland ? We helped demystify some pre-conceptions in this animation.

Further to Design & Data GmbH’s work with the ESA SME Office to generate awareness for the Industry Space Days (ISD) 2020, we worked to bring this event online for the first time.

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Design & Data GmbH worked with ESA to generate awareness of Cheops, the Characterising Exoplanet Satellite, by use of an explainer cartoon animation to communicate the key objectives of the mission.

Design & Data GmbH is working with ESA to generate awareness for the Industry Space Days (ISD) 2020 by developing a communication plan and various media-related materials to help promote the event. The goal is to gather interest within a wider group of potential SMEs to participate.

As ESA is preparing the themes and topics for the upcoming ministerial Space19+, we used fictional storytelling as a tool to demonstrate the reasons why action needs to be taken to defend against dangers from space.

The second edition of the PhiWeek Bootcamp has just come to an end. Hosted by the European Space Agency (ESA) and Pi School in the course of the PhiWeek (6-10 September 2019), the goal of the event was to explore the scope of Earth Observation data by non-space industries by example through an industry or company relevant challenge, set by the official challenge partner.