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CCLRC RUTHERFORD APPLETON LABORATORY Contacts General enquiries Susan Humphreys 01235 445552 s.humphreys@rl.ac.uk Department Director Richard Holdaway 01235 445527 r.holdaway@rl.ac.uk Space Physics Richard Harrison 01235 446884 r.a.harrison@rl.ac.uk Atmospheric Science/Earth Observation Chris Mutlow 01235 446525 c.mutlow@rl.ac.uk Space Engineering and Technology Richard Crowther 01235 446431 r.crowther@rl.ac.uk Imaging Systems Nick Waltham 01235 446500 n.waltham@rl.ac.uk Space Data Peter Allan 01235 445723 p.m.allan@rl.ac.uk Radio Propagation Ken Craig 01235 445134 k.h.craig@rl.ac.uk Publicity Jeremy Curtis 01235 446460 w.j.curtis@rl.ac.uk Marketing John Ellis 01235 445923 j.a.ellis@rl.ac.uk Messages Admin office 01235 445111 The Space Science and Technology Department (SSTD) at CCLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) carries out an exciting range of world-class space research and technology development. With significant involvement in over 150 space missions, we are at the very forefront of UK space research. Our expertise covers a wide range of disciplines including: astronomy, solar physics, planetary physics, fundamental physics, earth observation, atmospheric chemistry, and radio propagation. Our engineering disciplines include space electronics, detector systems, thermal and mechanical engineering, optics design, software engineering and e-Science. Our 220+ staff are dedicated to supporting the programmes of the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (PPARC) and the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), as well as undertaking a large number of space projects for UK and overseas agencies, universities, and industrial companies. We are also a member of the British National Space Centre which coordinates UK civil space activities. We undertake world-leading space research and technology development, provide space test and ground-based facilities, design and build instruments, analyse and process data and operate S- and X-band ground-station facilities, and lead conceptual studies for future missions. We work with space and ground-based groups around the world. If you are interested in collaborating with us, please contact of the key people shown in the table below. Chilbolton Observatory Reception 01264 860391 Cover: Images from ESA, Stephen Kill (BITD), Earth image copyright (2005) EUMETSAT. Editor: Helen Walker assisted by Adam Shaw, Carron Wilson, Jeremy Curtis. Richard Holdaway Director RAL Space Science and Technology
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