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    What’s next for ISR in space

    AdminBy AdminAugust 24, 2026 Science
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    In this episode, SpaceNews correspondent Debra Werner leads a panel of experts to discuss the role of ISR in space and what comes next. This session was recorded in May at SpaceNews’ defense stage in Amsterdam at Small Sat Europe.

     Joining the panel are:

    • Adrian Zevenbergen, CEO, European Space Imaging
    • Jan Smolders, CCO, Space Inventor
    • Dr. Eugene Kim, Executive Vice President, Satrec Intiative
    • Maxwell Keyte, Head of International Data Sales, ICEYE
    • Moderator: Debra Werner, Correspondent, SpaceNews

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