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The UK Space Agency’s Aurora programme, which links to international Mars missions, has reopened with £3m in the kitty. The hunt for fellows and postdocs is back on, Sue Horne, space exploration programme manager, tells Lila Randall.
The Aurora programme was launched in 2005 and has one round a year. This year, there is £3 million available, roughly double the amount available last year. The programme’s allocation has been increased to cope with an expected influx of data from the European Space Agency’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and NASA’s Insight mission.
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