ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Time to move away slightly from the science and into the commercial applications.
We speak to two space companies working in Edinburgh - Orbital Micro Systems and EarthWave.
American company Orbital Microsystems opened its first international office in Edinburgh - Greg Porter explains why they chose the city and what ambitions they have.
EarthWave was co-founded by Swiss scientist Livia Jacob straight after her Masters at Edinburgh University - how did she find moving straight from her studies to running a company?
Presenter Murray Collins also shares his experience of starting a company in Edinburgh.
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