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We are a leader in Earth and space innovation, whether that’s advancing technology for space exploration, developing new data analysis methodologies, generating remote health-care solutions or being a thought leader in space policy.
Our interdisciplinary researchers bring unique perspectives to solving technical challenges and complex problems that span disciplines. They also have an excellent track record of working with businesses, universities, not-for-profits, health organizations and governments to provide valuable insights and expertise.
Why partner with us?
Through mutually beneficial partnerships, our researchers enable partners to advance and develop technology, commercialize technical innovations and move the needle on some of society’s biggest challenges.
Our partners gain access to talent and technology, including machine learning, AI and sophisticated image analysis, to accelerate and improve research and development.
Horizon Europe partners
Western Space researchers frequently collaborate with global partners to help develop solutions to some of the world's most pressing challenges. We are actively seeking international research collaborators to partner with us through the Horizon Europe program. If you are looking for a Canadian partner for your research project, please reach out to westernspace@uwo.ca. Learn more about research at Western Space.
Space & tech companies
Collaborate on the development of prototype technologies and processes with a wide range of applications in space and beyond
Health-care businesses
Support development or testing of technologies and protocols that enable remote care
Organizations interested in
equity & ethics
Advise on policies regarding open source, open science, space law and inclusion at work
Foundations & nonprofits
Explore creative solutions to technical challenges that hinder progress on societal priorities
Partnership case studies
For more partnership highlights and information on how you can collaborate with Western Space, download our brochure [PDF].
Seating reformed: creating a dynamic chair
Engineering professor Ana Luisa Trejos and her partner Formid are developing a revolutionary seat that keeps your body in motion.
Working with the City of London to probe landfill greenhouse gases
Astrophysicist Sarah Gallagher is leading a new project to measure methane released by a local landfill with the help of a multi-disciplinary team of researchers.
Collaborative partnerships that benefit humanity
Western Space member Joshua Pearce is working with a number of partners to develop open source, scalable, affordable tech that benefits people.
Some of our current and previous partners
