SOLVING FERMI'S PARADOX
Is anyone there? UK scientists launch hunt for alien intelligence. - CSMonitor.com
If ET does phone home, St Andrews researchers will be ready | The Independent
UK team plans 'unsent letter' to aliens - BBC News
A deep-learning search for technosignatures from 820 nearby stars | Nature Astronomy
UK scientists petition government for £1m to search for alien life | The Independent | The Independent
The almighty tussle over whether we should talk to aliens or not | WIRED UK
SETI Post-Detection Hub – Just another WordPress @ St Andrews site
Search for extraterrestrial intelligence gets a $100-million boost | Nature
How big money is powering a massive hunt for alien intelligence | Science | AAAS
Why Data Matters: How we can connect innovation hubs in Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich | Cambridge Norwich Tech Corridor
About Us | From Afar
Why is the FHI interested in looking for aliens?" - Future of Humanity Institute
SETI Institute
Largest data set in SETI history released to the public
The SKA's the limit: Green light for world's largest radio telescope network - Science and Engineering
SETI Research Hub – Locating ET, Now What?
Seti: alien hunters get a boost as AI helps identify promising signals from space
SETI@Home Is Over. But the Search for Alien Life Continues | WIRED
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Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation (ISSTI) | School of Social and Political Science
UK proposes piggy-backing to search for alien signals | New Scientist
UK astronomers to co-ordinate their search for alien signals - BBC News
University of Oxford partners with Breakthrough Prize Foundation in search for life beyond Earth | University of Oxford
