Space is really big. Infinite even. When you look up and peer into our cosmic neighbourhood, you’ll find moons, asteroids, planets, and galaxies, alongside a few thousand satellites and spacecrafts that have embarked on a journey into the vast expanse. 

But how do these spacecrafts get up there? How do they know where to go? And how do we not lose them in space?

Join Dr Alice Roberts, Professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham, as she opens up The Curiosity Vault in search of an answer. She’s enlisted planet-discovering astrophysicist Dr Georgina Dransfield and Dr Leah Alconcel, a space engineer who’s worked on the Cassini, Cluster and JUICE missions, to tackle the question, how do you plan a mission to space?

The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air Production for The University of Birmingham. It’s produced by Harriet Wells and Izzie Clarke.

If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link HERE, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode. 

Space is really big. Infinite even. When you look up and peer into our cosmic neighbourhood, you’ll find moons, asteroids, planets, and galaxies, alongside a few thousand satellites and spacecrafts that have embarked on a journey into the vast expanse. 
But how do these spacecrafts get up there? How do they know where to go? And how do we not lose them in space?
Join Dr Alice Roberts, Professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham, as she opens up The Curiosity Vault in search of an answer. She’s enlisted planet-discovering astrophysicist Dr Georgina Dransfield and Dr Leah Alconcel, a space engineer who’s worked on the Cassini, Cluster and JUICE missions, to tackle the question, how do you plan a mission to space?
The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air Production for The University of Birmingham. It’s produced by Harriet Wells and Izzie Clarke. 
If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link <a href="https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/index.aspx">HERE</a>, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode.

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space?
Or how we can make social media a force for good?

Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 

Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  

Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now. 

The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke. 

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space? Or how we can make social media a force for good?
Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 
Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  
Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now.    The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke.

Hosted by Professor Alice Roberts, the Curiosity Vault introduces fascinating research led by inspiring women at the University of Birmingham.

The Curiosity Vault

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space?
Or how we can make social media a force for good?

Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 

Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  

Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now. 

The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke. 

If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link HERE, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode. 

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space? Or how we can make social media a force for good?
Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 
Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  
Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now.    The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke. 
If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link <a href="https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/index.aspx">HERE</a>, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode.

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