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Endeavour

''Endeavour'' most commonly refers to HMS ''Endeavour'', a British Royal Navy research vessel commanded by Lieutenant James Cook during his first voyage of exploration from 1768 to 1771, which circumnavigated the globe, observed the transit of Venus from Tahiti, and charted the coasts of New Zealand and eastern Australia, marking the first European contact with the latter's east coast.^[1]^[2] Originally constructed in 1764 in Whitby, England, as the collier ''Earl of Pembroke'', the 100-foot (30 m), three-masted bark was purchased by the Admiralty in 1768 and refitted for scientific purposes under the name His Majesty's Bark (HMB) ''Endeavour''.^[2]^[3] Following the voyage, ''Endeavour'' served as a storeship and troop transport before being scuttled in 1778 in Newport Harbor, Rhode Island, as part of a blockade during the American Revolutionary War. The wreck, designated RI 2394, remained unidentified for over two centuries. Archaeological investigations by the Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project (RIMAP), ongoing since the 1990s and in collaboration with the Australian National Maritime Museum, confirmed its identity in June 2025 through archival records, dendrochronology, and structural analysis matching the original ship's build.^[2]^[4]^[5] This discovery resolves long-standing debates among historians and underscores ''Endeavour'''s role in advancing cartography, botany, and ethnography during the Age of Enlightenment.^[2] ''Endeavour'' may also refer to other ships, spacecraft, people, places, organizations, and concepts, as detailed in the following sections.

Ships and Maritime

HMS Endeavour (1768)

HMS Endeavour was originally constructed as the collier Earl of Pembroke in Whitby, England, by shipbuilder Thomas Fishburn for merchant Thomas Milner, and launched in June 1764.^[6] Designed for carrying coal along the eastern coast of Britain, the vessel featured a sturdy oak hull typical of Whitby-built colliers, emphasizing durability for heavy cargo over speed. In March 1768, the British Royal Navy purchased her for £280 12s 7d and refitted her at Deptford Dockyard for a scientific expedition, renaming her Endeavour and rigging her as a bark with three masts to suit long ocean voyages.^[6] The refit included reinforced decks to accommodate astronomical instruments and natural history collections, transforming the 97-foot-8-inch-long (29.77 m) ship—with a 29-foot-2-inch (8.89 m) beam and 366 49/94 tons burthen—into a versatile exploration vessel.^[7] Under Lieutenant James Cook's command, Endeavour departed Plymouth on August 26, 1768, with a crew of approximately 94, including botanist Joseph Banks, his Swedish colleague Daniel Solander, astronomer Charles Green, and artist Sydney Parkinson to document the journey.^[8] The primary mission, sponsored by the Royal Society and Admiralty, was to observe the Transit of Venus from Tahiti on June 3, 1769, to refine measurements of the solar system's scale; Cook, Green, and others established an observatory at Fort Venus in Matavai Bay, successfully recording the event despite cloudy conditions.^[9] Departing Tahiti in July 1769, the ship proceeded to chart the Society Islands before reaching New Zealand in October, where Cook circumnavigated both main islands over six months, producing the first detailed European maps of their coastlines and resolving earlier uncertainties about the landmass.^[10] Continuing westward, Endeavour made landfall on Australia's east coast on April 29, 1770, anchoring in Botany Bay, and surveyed northward for over two months, navigating hazards like the Great Barrier Reef after grounding in June; on August 22, 1770, Cook formally claimed the territory as New South Wales for Britain from Possession Island, hoisting the Union Jack and naming the region in recognition of its potential.^[11] The voyage concluded with a return to England via Batavia (modern Jakarta) and the Cape of Good Hope, arriving at the Downs on July 12, 1771, after nearly three years at sea, having covered 30,000 miles and amassed extensive botanical, ethnographic, and cartographic data.^[12] Following the expedition, Endeavour served briefly in the Royal Navy, including carrying supplies to the Falkland Islands between 1771 and 1774, before being paid off in September of that year.^[2] In March 1775, she was sold at auction for £645 to merchant John Mather, who renamed her Liberty and used her for timber transport to the Baltic; later acquired by the Royal Navy again as a store ship and renamed Lord Sandwich, she supported British forces during the American Revolutionary War.^[13] On August 4, 1778, to obstruct Newport Harbor, Rhode Island, against a potential French naval attack, Lord Sandwich was deliberately scuttled along with other vessels, sinking in shallow waters. Her remains, designated RI 2394, were confirmed as Endeavour in 2025 by the Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project (RIMAP) through archival records, dendrochronology, and structural analysis matching the original ship's build.^[2]^[4] The ship's legacy influenced the naming of later vessels, including naval and exploratory craft.^[7]

Other Notable Ships

Several vessels in the Royal New Zealand Navy have borne the name Endeavour, honoring the legacy of James Cook's original ship. HMNZS Endeavour (A111), originally the U.S. Navy's USS Privateer (IX-307), was transferred to New Zealand in 1962 and commissioned the following year as a multi-purpose supply and support vessel for Antarctic operations.^[14] She supported five voyages to the continent, including resupply missions for Scott Base and transport for the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition led by Edmund Hillary, before decommissioning in 1988.^[14] A later HMNZS Endeavour (A11), a purpose-built fleet replenishment oiler constructed in South Korea, entered service in 1988 and provided at-sea refueling and logistics support for RNZN and allied naval operations worldwide until her decommissioning in 2017.^[15] In the realm of yachting, the name Endeavour is associated with two prominent J-Class racing yachts designed for challenges to the America's Cup. The first, Endeavour (JK4), was constructed in 1934 by Camper & Nicholsons in Gosport, England, for British aviation pioneer Sir Thomas Sopwith.^[16] Measuring 130 feet in length with a steel hull and a towering 170-foot mast, she represented Great Britain in the 1934 America's Cup series against the defender Rainbow, winning the first two races before ultimately losing the best-of-seven matchup 4-2 due to challenging conditions and tactical decisions.^[16] Her successor, Endeavour II, launched in 1936 from the same yard, was an evolved design by Charles E. Nicholson with a longer waterline and refined hull for the 1937 challenge.^[17] Despite early successes in British regattas, including wins at Cowes Week, she suffered a mast failure during trials and went on to lose 4-0 to Harold Vanderbilt's Ranger in the Cup series, marking the last contest under the Universal Rule before the J-Class era waned.^[17] Modern replicas of HMS Endeavour have been built to commemorate Cook's voyages and participate in educational and tall ship events. One prominent example is the Australian replica, constructed in Fremantle, Western Australia, starting in 1988 as part of the nation's bicentennial celebrations of European settlement.^[18] Launched in 1993 and completed in 1994, this 115-foot bark replicates the original's dimensions, rigging, and fittings using traditional methods, including hand-forged ironwork and 26 miles of rope for her 28 sails.^[18] Operated by the Australian National Maritime Museum, she has undertaken extensive voyages, including a circumnavigation of Australia and international passages to sites like Tahiti and Hawaii, serving as a floating museum and sail-training platform.^[18] Another replica, built in Whitby, England, in the 1990s, has been used for heritage tourism but was sold in 2024 after years moored as an attraction; new owners plan to retrace Cook's voyage before repurposing it.^[19]^[20]

Space Exploration

Space Shuttle Endeavour

Space Shuttle Endeavour was the fifth and final operational orbiter constructed for NASA's Space Shuttle program, named after HMS Endeavour, the historic ship commanded by Captain James Cook.^[21] Built by Rockwell International as a replacement for the Challenger orbiter, which was destroyed in the STS-51-L accident in 1986, its construction utilized structural spares originally intended for earlier orbiters and incorporated advanced features for improved performance.^[22] Assembly took place at Rockwell's facility in Palmdale, California, from 1987 to 1991, after which it was delivered to NASA's Kennedy Space Center on May 7, 1991.^[21] Endeavour completed its maiden voyage on STS-49, launching on May 7, 1992, to capture and repair the stranded INTELSAT VI communications satellite. The orbiter measured 122 feet in length with a wingspan of 78 feet and could carry a payload of up to 55,000 pounds to low Earth orbit.^[21] Among its unique features, Endeavour was equipped with a 40-foot drag chute to shorten landing rollout distance and an external airlock to facilitate docking with the International Space Station.^[21] During its 16th mission, STS-126 in 2008, it sustained minor damage to thermal protection tiles from debris during ascent, but post-launch inspections deemed the heat shield intact enough to proceed without repair, marking a key test of shuttle safety protocols after the Columbia disaster. Over its operational career, Endeavour flew 25 missions, logging 299 days in space and orbiting Earth 4,671 times while traveling approximately 123 million miles.^[23] Notable flights included STS-47 in 1992, which carried the Spacelab-J module for microgravity research; STS-57 in 1993, deploying and later retrieving the European Retrievable Carrier (EURECA) satellite; STS-61 in 1993, the first servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope that restored its optical capabilities; STS-88 in 1998, delivering the Unity connecting module to initiate International Space Station assembly; and STS-126 in 2008, resupplying the ISS with logistics modules and crew quarters.^[22] Endeavour's final mission, STS-134, launched on May 16, 2011, to deliver the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer particle detector to the ISS, after which it landed at Kennedy Space Center on June 1, 2011, concluding the Space Shuttle program.^[23] Decommissioned in 2011, the orbiter was transferred to the California Science Center in Los Angeles, where it arrived in October 2012 and has been on public display since.^[24]

Other Spacecraft

The Apollo 15 Command Module, named Endeavour, served as the crew compartment for NASA's fourth successful lunar landing mission in July 1971. Piloted by Alfred M. Worden, it remained in lunar orbit while astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin descended to the Moon's Hadley Rille region aboard the Lunar Module Falcon. The module, built by North American Aviation, measured approximately 11.4 feet (3.5 meters) in height and weighed about 12,250 pounds (5,557 kg) at launch, featuring a conical pressure vessel with a heat shield for reentry. Endeavour completed 74 orbits of the Moon over three days, conducting geological observations, ultraviolet photography, and subsatellite deployment before rendezvous and docking with Falcon. It splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on August 7, 1971, after a total mission duration of 12 days, 17 hours, and 52 minutes, having traveled 1.2 million miles (1.9 million km). The name honored the HMS Endeavour of Captain James Cook's voyages, reflecting the mission's exploratory theme. Today, Endeavour is displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio.^[25] In a modern continuation of the name's legacy, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule Endeavour (vehicle designation C206) is a reusable crewed spacecraft developed under NASA's Commercial Crew Program for transporting astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). Named by Demo-2 astronauts Douglas G. Hurley and Robert L. Behnken in 2020 to honor the Space Shuttle Endeavour and Apollo 15 module, it first flew on May 30, 2020, marking the first crewed orbital launch from the United States since the shuttle program's end. The capsule, 8.1 meters (26.7 feet) tall and capable of carrying up to seven passengers, features automated docking, SuperDraco abort engines for safety, and a trunk section for solar arrays and unpressurized cargo. Endeavour has supported multiple NASA missions, including Crew-2 (2021), Axiom Mission 1 (2022), Crew-6 (2023), Crew-8 (2024), and Crew-11 (launched August 1, 2025, ongoing as of November 2025), accumulating 701 days in space across five flights by late 2024.^[26] Each mission typically lasts 6 months, involving ISS assembly, research, and maintenance tasks. As of November 2025, Endeavour holds records for the most flights by a U.S. crewed spacecraft (six) and the longest cumulative duration for a single capsule (approximately 810 days).^[27]^[28]

People

Real Individuals

Shaun Evans is a British actor best known for his portrayal of the titular character in the ITV series Endeavour, where he depicted the young Detective Sergeant Endeavour Morse from 2012 to 2023.^[29] Born on March 6, 1980, in Liverpool, Evans began his acting career in the early 2000s with roles in films like Cashback (2006) and television appearances in series such as Teachers and The Take. His performance as Morse, a prequel to the original Inspector Morse series, earned him critical acclaim for capturing the character's intellectual depth and personal complexities, spanning nine seasons and contributing to the revival of the franchise.^[30] Sébastien de Montessus served as President and CEO of Endeavour Mining plc, a West Africa-focused gold mining company, from 2016 until his termination in January 2024 due to allegations of serious misconduct involving an irregular payment instruction of US$5.9 million, purportedly a termination payment to a former employee of a subsidiary (though the recipient was not actually one).^[31] Born in 1974, the French businessman led the company through significant growth, including the acquisition of major assets like the Houndé and Ity mines, which helped position Endeavour as one of the world's top 15 gold producers by 2023 output of over 1 million ounces annually.^[32] An investigation concluded in March 2024 confirmed the misconduct but cleared the company of broader governance failures, resulting in a $1.35 million settlement paid to de Montessus in August 2024.^[33] The surname Endeavour is exceptionally rare, borne by approximately 57 individuals worldwide, primarily in Trinidad and Tobago and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with no widely documented notable figures among them.^[34] Historical records from the crew of HMS Endeavour, commanded by James Cook during its 1768–1771 voyage, list no members with the name Endeavour or close variants, focusing instead on figures like naturalist Joseph Banks and astronomer Charles Green.^[35]

Fictional Characters

Endeavour Morse is a fictional detective created by British author Colin Dexter as the protagonist of the Inspector Morse novel series, which spans thirteen books published between 1975 and 1999.^[36] Morse, whose full first name is Endeavour, is depicted as a brilliant but introverted Detective Chief Inspector with the Oxford City Police, specializing in solving intricate murder cases through intellectual deduction, a passion for classical music and opera, and cryptic crosswords.^[37] In the prequel television series Endeavour (2012–2023), the character is portrayed in his early career as a young Detective Constable and later Sergeant during the 1960s and early 1970s, exploring his formative experiences under the mentorship of Detective Inspector Fred Thursday while navigating personal losses and professional challenges.^[30] Enji Todoroki, known by his hero alias Endeavor, is a central fictional character in the manga and anime series My Hero Academia, created by Kōhei Horikoshi and serialized since July 2014. As the second-ranked Pro Hero in Japan, Endeavor possesses the Hellflame Quirk, which enables him to generate and manipulate powerful flames for combat, establishing him as one of the most formidable heroes with abilities rivaling the top-ranked All Might.^[38] Initially portrayed as an ambitious and ruthless figure driven by an obsession to surpass All Might, Endeavor's backstory reveals his abusive treatment of his family, particularly his wife and children, in a quest to engineer a successor with superior powers, leading to significant psychological trauma.^[38] His character arc culminates in a path of atonement following public exposure of his past during the Paranormal Liberation War and Final War arcs, with resolution to his familial conflicts depicted in the manga's later volumes concluding in 2024.^[39] Beyond these prominent examples, fictional characters named Endeavour or Endeavor appear sparingly in other media, often as minor or supporting figures without canonical prominence in major franchises.^[38]

Places

Geographical Features

Endeavour Crater is a significant impact crater located on the surface of Mars in the Meridiani Planum region. Measuring approximately 22 kilometers (14 miles) in diameter, it features a raised rim rich in ancient geological materials dating back over 3.5 billion years.^[40]^[41] The crater was explored by NASA's Opportunity rover, which began its journey toward Endeavour in 2008 following investigations at smaller nearby craters like Victoria. The rover traversed rugged terrain across Meridiani Planum, reaching waypoints such as Santa Maria Crater in 2010, before arriving at the western rim of Endeavour on August 9, 2011. During the 2008–2011 period, Opportunity conducted detailed analyses of the rim's outcrops, identifying phyllosilicate minerals that provided insights into Mars' wetter ancient environment. Endeavour Strait is a narrow waterway in the Torres Strait, separating the northern tip of Cape York Peninsula in Queensland, Australia, from Prince of Wales Island. Approximately 48 kilometers (30 miles) long and up to 10 kilometers (6 miles) wide, with average depths of 13 to 15 meters, it serves as a key passage between the Arafura Sea to the west and the Coral Sea to the east. Named after HMS Endeavour, the ship commanded by James Cook during his 1770 voyage, the strait was navigated by Cook as he charted the Australian coast.^[42]^[43] Endeavour Reef forms part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park off the coast of Queensland, Australia, and is renowned as the site where HMS Endeavour struck coral on June 11, 1770. This grounding incident, occurring at coordinates 15°46'1” South, 145°3'49” East, damaged the ship's hull but allowed Cook's crew to repair it nearby, marking a pivotal moment in European exploration of the region. The reef, characterized by its coral structures and surrounding lagoon, exemplifies the complex ecosystem of the Great Barrier Reef.^[44]^[45]

Settlements and Districts

Endeavor, Wisconsin, is a small village in Marquette County, located along the shores of Buffalo Lake. Incorporated as a village in 1946, it serves as a rural community with a focus on residential living and local agriculture. According to the 2020 United States Census, the population was 433.^[46] Endeavour Hills is a suburb in the City of Casey, approximately 31 kilometers southeast of Melbourne's central business district in Victoria, Australia. The area was first planned for residential development in 1970 to commemorate the bicentennial of Captain James Cook's arrival in Australia, with the suburb officially gazetted on July 14, 1971. Housing estates began appearing in the mid-1970s, transforming former farmland into a family-oriented community with parks, schools, and shopping centers. The 2021 Australian Census recorded a population of 24,455 residents.^[47]^[48] Other settlements named Endeavour include the village of Endeavour in Saskatchewan, Canada, a rural community in the Rural Municipality of Preeceville No. 334 established in the early 20th century, with a 2021 population of 75. In the United Kingdom, Endeavour Place is a residential cul-de-sac and housing estate in Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire, developed in the late 20th century as part of suburban expansion, featuring detached family homes.^[49]

Organizations

Business and Non-Profits

Endeavor Group Holdings, originally founded in 1995 as Endeavor Talent Agency by Ari Emanuel and Rick Rosen in Beverly Hills, California, evolved through mergers and acquisitions into a global sports and entertainment conglomerate.^[50] It merged with the William Morris Agency in 2009 to form William Morris Endeavor (WME), acquired IMG in 2014 to become WME-IMG, and reorganized under the Endeavor name in 2017 before going public in 2021 as Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc. The company owns the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), acquired in 2016, and through its majority stake in TKO Group Holdings, controls World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) following a 2023 merger valued at over $21 billion.^[51] In March 2025, Silver Lake completed a $25 billion take-private transaction, after which the representation businesses were rebranded as WME Group, with Endeavor retaining control of TKO.^[52] Endeavour Mining plc, a London-headquartered gold producer focused on West Africa, traces its origins to Endeavour Financial established in 1988 but transitioned into active mining operations in the mid-2000s, with significant expansion beginning in 2017 through the development of the Houndé mine in Burkina Faso.^[53] The company operates multiple mines across Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and Burkina Faso, producing 1.1 million ounces of gold in 2024 at an all-in sustaining cost of $1,218 per ounce.^[54] In the first half of 2025, it reported revenue of $2.05 billion, driven by gold production of 647,000 ounces at an all-in sustaining cost of $1,281 per ounce, positioning it on track for full-year guidance.^[55] Endeavor Global, a non-profit organization founded in 1997 to support high-impact entrepreneurs in emerging markets, operates as a global network providing mentorship, funding access, and scaling resources.^[56] Headquartered in New York with offices in over 35 countries, it screened thousands of candidates in 2024 and selected 162 entrepreneurs leading 89 companies in sectors like fintech, AI, and logistics.^[57]^[58] These entrepreneurs have collectively generated $75 billion in revenue and created 4.1 million jobs as of 2024.^[57] Endeavour Group Limited, an Australian retailer specializing in liquor, hotels, and gaming, was spun off from Woolworths Group in June 2021 in a demerger valued at approximately A$11 billion.^[59] Listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, it operates brands including Dan Murphy's and BWS liquor stores, alongside about 350 hotels, focusing on alcohol sales and hospitality in Australia.^[60]

Government and Research Bodies

The FIS Endeavour was Australia's first federal fisheries research vessel, commissioned by the Commonwealth government in 1908 to advance oceanographic and fisheries science. Built at Cockatoo Island Dockyard in Sydney and launched in 1909, the 41-meter steam trawler conducted 99 research voyages between 1909 and 1914, mapping suitable trawling grounds over approximately 7,000 km along the eastern Australian coast and in the Great Australian Bight. Under the direction of Harald Dannevig, the vessel's expeditions identified 263 new marine species, including 96 fish, and contributed foundational data on the East Australian Current, supporting early national efforts in sustainable fisheries management.^[61]^[62] The RV Cefas Endeavour serves as the primary research vessel for the UK's Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), an executive agency of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs. Launched in 2003, this 82-meter multi-disciplinary platform supports statutory fisheries surveys, environmental monitoring, and marine policy development, deploying equipment for fish stock assessments, seabed mapping, and offshore renewable energy studies. Compliant with international noise reduction standards to minimize ecological disturbance, the vessel has been chartered by governments including the Netherlands, Norway, and Germany for collaborative oceanographic research, enabling data collection across the North Sea and beyond.^[63] In New Zealand, the Endeavour Fund represents a cornerstone of government-supported research investment, administered by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) through its Science Board. Established as the country's largest contestable science fund, it allocates resources—up to $800 million over multi-year cycles—for high-impact projects addressing economic, environmental, and societal challenges, with a 2025-2027 investment plan emphasizing innovation in areas like climate resilience and biodiversity. The fund operates via mechanisms such as Smart Ideas for proof-of-concept research and Research Programmes for large-scale endeavors, fostering collaborations between Crown research institutes, universities, and industry to drive national priorities under Vision Mātauranga, which integrates Māori knowledge systems. In the 2025 round, it approved 19 Research Programmes totaling $183.82 million and 47 Smart Ideas projects, exemplifying its role in transformative science funding.^[64]^[65]

Technology and Computing

Operating Systems and Software

EndeavourOS is an Arch Linux-based rolling-release distribution designed to provide a user-friendly installation experience while maintaining access to the Arch User Repository (AUR) and core Arch packages. Launched on July 15, 2019, as the successor to the discontinued Antergos distribution, it emerged from the Antergos community to fill the gap left by Antergos' shutdown in May 2019.^[66]^[67] The distribution employs the Calamares graphical installer, which simplifies the setup process compared to Arch's traditional command-line method, supporting both offline and online installation modes with options for various desktop environments.^[68] EndeavourOS emphasizes minimalism and customization, offering editions with desktop environments like KDE Plasma, GNOME, and XFCE, and it defaults to KDE Plasma in recent releases for its balance of features and performance. The 2025.02.08 release, for instance, integrates KDE Plasma 6 with support for both X11 and Wayland display servers, alongside an updated Calamares installer ported to the Qt 6 toolkit, enhancing stability and modern hardware compatibility.^[69] This focus on KDE Plasma in 2025 versions underscores EndeavourOS's commitment to providing a polished, Arch-derived experience suitable for users transitioning from more beginner-oriented distributions.^[70] Another notable software project named Endeavour is the suite of open-source tools developed by the Endeavour Health Charitable Trust, primarily for managing and exchanging health data using the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard. These tools include APIs for accessing health records, data normalization utilities, and information modeling components that support interoperability in healthcare systems, such as the NHS's Discovery Data Service for linking and processing data across 7 million citizens.^[71] The toolkit facilitates web-based access to FHIR resources, enabling developers to integrate health data exchange via online interfaces or local code implementations, with repositories hosted on GitHub for community contributions.^[72]

Hardware and Projects

The Endeavour supercomputer is a shared-memory system operated by NASA's Advanced Supercomputing Division at Ames Research Center, designed to support applications requiring large-scale cache-coherent global shared memory within a single system image.^[73] Deployed initially in 2013 and upgraded to an HPE Superdome Flex platform, it consists of two nodes with 1,792 Intel Xeon Platinum 8280 processor cores and 12 terabytes of global shared memory, enabling efficient handling of memory-intensive simulations in fields like climate modeling and astrophysics.^[73] The system delivers 154.8 teraflop-scale performance and integrates with NASA's broader high-performance computing ecosystem for multidisciplinary research.^[73] In the United Kingdom, the Joint Academic Data Science Endeavour (JADE) represents a major hardware initiative funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) as a Tier-2 high-performance computing facility, emphasizing GPU-accelerated computing for machine learning and data science applications.^[74] Launched in 2018 and hosted primarily at the University of Oxford, the original JADE cluster provides around 3.7 petaflops of peak performance tailored for deep learning workloads using NVIDIA DGX-1 systems.^[75] Its successor, JADE2, operational since 2020, expands with 63 NVIDIA DGX MAX-Q nodes equipped with V100 GPUs, more than tripling capacity to support advanced AI research across UK academia, including drug discovery and climate prediction, with a focus on scalable GPU interconnects via InfiniBand.^[74]^[76] This hardware project prioritizes accessibility for collaborative data science endeavors, allocating resources to over 300 research groups while integrating with specialized software frameworks for AI model training.^[77]

Education

Schools and Programs

Endeavour College of Natural Health is Australia's largest private provider of higher education in natural medicine, offering degrees and diplomas focused on complementary and alternative health practices. Established in 1975 as the Australian College of Natural Medicine, the institution rebranded to Endeavour College of Natural Health in 2012 and operates six campuses across the country in Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney.^[78]^[79] As of 2023, it enrolls approximately 3,500 students, with around 1,280 new enrollments annually in programs such as the Bachelor of Health Science in Naturopathy, Clinical Nutrition, Acupuncture Therapies, and Chinese Medicine, alongside diplomas in Health Science and Chinese Remedial Massage.^[78] These curricula emphasize evidence-based natural therapies, clinical training in on-campus wellness clinics, and a holistic approach to health education, preparing graduates for careers in naturopathy, nutrition, acupuncture, and related fields.^[78] Several secondary schools worldwide bear the name Endeavour or its variant Endeavor, serving diverse student populations with tailored educational focuses. In Australia, Endeavour Sports High School, located in Caringbah, New South Wales, is a public co-educational institution established in 1964 and designated as a sports high school in 1997, specializing in sports excellence alongside a comprehensive Years 7-12 curriculum that promotes academic achievement, collaboration, and personal development.^[80] The school serves over 1,350 students (as of 2024) and integrates specialized sports programs in areas like rugby, netball, and athletics with standard subjects, fostering a culture of respect and commitment.^[80]^[81] In the United States, examples include Endeavor High School in Kennewick, Washington, a tuition-free online public high school for grades 9-12 within the Kennewick School District, which supports flexible learning for approximately 140 students (as of 2023-24) through virtual instruction and personalized pathways.^[82]^[83] Another is Endeavor High School in Channelview, Texas, part of the Channelview Independent School District, offering alternative education for at-risk youth in grades 9-12 with an emphasis on credit recovery, vocational skills, and behavioral support for approximately 110 students (as of 2023-24).^[84]^[85] Academic programs named Endeavour include the Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships, an Australian Government initiative from 2003 to 2019 that provided merit-based funding for international students to pursue postgraduate studies, research, or professional development in Australia, supporting over 6,500 recipients with tuition coverage and stipends up to AUD 272,500 for PhD-level awards.^[86]^[87]

Scholarships and Initiatives

The Endeavour Postgraduate Scholarship Awards, launched by the Australian government in the 2003-04 budget under the Howard administration, provided merit-based financial support to both international and Australian students pursuing postgraduate studies, research, or professional development opportunities.^[87] The program aimed to strengthen international education ties, particularly with Asia-Pacific nations, by funding tuition, travel, and living expenses for master's or PhD qualifications, with awards valued up to AU$272,500 for eligible non-Australians, including those from the United States and Canada. Over its lifespan from 2003 to 2019, it supported thousands of recipients, fostering cross-cultural academic exchanges and contributing to Australia's soft power in global education.^[87] A key component of the Endeavour program included the Endeavour Research Fellowships, which facilitated international exchanges by offering up to AU$24,500 to postgraduate research students and postdoctoral researchers from the United States and Canada for short-term study or research in Australia during the 2000s.^[88] These fellowships, promoted through U.S. educational networks, emphasized collaborative projects in fields like science and technology, enhancing bilateral academic partnerships without direct administration by the U.S. State Department.^[89] The initiative's legacy endures through alumni networks that continue to influence international research collaborations, even after the program's discontinuation in 2019 to reallocate funds toward domestic regional priorities.^[90] In a contemporary context, the Endeavour Fund, managed by New Zealand's Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment since 2018, offers contestable grants for high-impact research programs, with a strong emphasis on STEM innovation to drive economic growth and societal benefits.^[64] Valued at millions annually, it supports early-stage ideas and larger projects, such as the 2025 round that funded 47 Smart Ideas initiatives out of 169 applications with a total investment of around $46 million, focusing on areas like advanced materials and clean energy (as of September 2025).^[91]^[92] Roadshows in 2025, including virtual sessions, were conducted to guide applicants on the fund's decision-making process and highlight opportunities for STEM researchers to secure up to NZ$1 million per project.^[93] This program builds on the Endeavour naming tradition by prioritizing research excellence and practical outcomes, distinct from scholarships by targeting institutional and collaborative grants rather than individual student aid.

Arts and Entertainment

Television and Film

Endeavour is a British television detective drama series that serves as a prequel to the long-running Inspector Morse, focusing on the early career of detective Endeavour Morse in 1960s and 1970s Oxford.^[94] Produced by ITV Studios, the series aired from 2012 to 2023, spanning nine seasons and comprising 36 episodes, each typically around 90 minutes in length.^[95] Shaun Evans stars as the titular character, Endeavour Morse, a brilliant but socially awkward detective constable who rises to sergeant, often clashing with authority while solving complex cases alongside his mentor, DI Fred Thursday, played by Roger Allam.^[96] The series is noted for its period authenticity, intricate plotting, and character development, earning critical acclaim and multiple awards, including BAFTAs for production design.^[94] Filmed extensively in Oxford and surrounding areas, it explores themes of post-war Britain, social change, and Morse's formative experiences that shape his later persona. The final season concluded in 2023, providing closure to Morse's early years.^[96] Depictions of HMS Endeavour, the bark commanded by Captain James Cook during his 1768–1771 voyage to the Pacific, have appeared in several documentary-style films and television productions. In the 2018 Australian six-part series The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook with Sam Neill, actor Sam Neill retraces Cook's route aboard various vessels, recreating key moments from the Endeavour's journey, including its exploration of Australia and New Zealand, to highlight the expedition's navigational achievements and cultural impacts.^[97] Earlier, the 2002 BBC documentary series The Ship: Retracing Cook's Endeavour Voyage follows a volunteer crew on a replica of the vessel, simulating the original voyage from Australia to Indonesia while documenting 18th-century sailing challenges.^[98] The NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour, operational from 1992 to 2011, has made cameo appearances in modern films, often using archival footage or models. In the 2022 disaster film Moonfall, directed by Roland Emmerich, sequences feature the real Endeavour in orbital maneuvers and a dramatic relocation through Los Angeles streets, blending actual NASA imagery with fictional catastrophe scenarios.^[99] Similarly, the animated comedy Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe (2022) includes Endeavour in a satirical space mission plot, referencing its historical missions for comedic effect.^[100]

Music and Literature

In the realm of music, "Monstercat 019 - Endeavour" stands as a prominent electronic music compilation album released by the Canadian label Monstercat on October 22, 2014.^[101] Featuring 30 tracks across subgenres such as dubstep, electro house, and drum and bass, the album showcases contributions from artists including Pegboard Nerds with their high-energy track "BADBOI," Grabbitz's emotive "Turn Around," and Au5's atmospheric "Snowblind" featuring Tasha Baxter.^[102] This release exemplifies Monstercat's commitment to curating diverse electronic sounds, with two accompanying album mixes—the Aspire Mix and Venture Mix—providing continuous listening experiences that highlight the compilation's thematic unity of exploration and innovation.^[103] Other musical works titled "Endeavour" include indie and instrumental compositions from the 2000s onward. For instance, Swedish composer Christoffer Franzen released an eponymous instrumental album in 2021 under the Deep Elm Records label, blending post-rock and ambient elements across five tracks like "And We Collide Into Nothingness" and "Discovering Hope," evoking themes of introspection and journey.^[104] Similarly, Brazilian progressive metal musician Andre Matos included the song "Endeavour" on his 2007 solo album Time to Be Free, a soaring power metal track with orchestral flourishes that reflects personal resolve.^[105] In literature, "Endeavour: The Ship That Changed the World" by Peter Moore is a seminal 2019 historical nonfiction work that chronicles the voyages of HMS Endeavour, Captain James Cook's vessel, and its profound impact on global exploration, science, and empire-building from the 1760s onward.^[106] Drawing on primary sources and archaeological evidence, Moore's narrative traces the ship's transformation from a collier to a symbol of Enlightenment curiosity, emphasizing its role in botanical discoveries and Pacific mapping without romanticizing colonial consequences.^[107] Complementing such prose, poetry titled "Endeavour" appears in collections like Robert Steel Byrnes's 1954 collection, where the poem portrays human perseverance amid adversity as a metaphor for relentless pursuit, structured in free verse to mirror life's unpredictable paths.^[108] The Inspector Morse novels by Colin Dexter, spanning 1975 to 1999, incorporate the name "Endeavour" through the protagonist's backstory, integrating themes of intellectual pursuit in detective fiction set in Oxford, though the works themselves bear titles like Last Seen Wearing.^[109] These stories, known for their classical allusions and puzzle-like plots, have influenced literary explorations of moral endeavor in crime genres.

Awards and Honors

Scientific and Exploration Awards

The Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships were an Australian government initiative launched in 2007 to foster international collaboration in education, research, and professional development across various fields, including science and technology.^[86] Administered by the Department of Education, the program provided funding for short-term and long-term opportunities, such as postgraduate research, vocational training, and executive fellowships, enabling participants from over 100 countries to engage in joint projects that advanced scientific knowledge and innovation. By 2018, it had supported thousands of scholars, emphasizing partnerships in areas like environmental science, biotechnology, and sustainable technologies to address global challenges through cross-border expertise. The program was discontinued after the 2018 round as part of a restructuring into the broader Australia Awards framework, but its legacy continues in promoting scientific diplomacy and collaborative exploration.^[110] In the United Kingdom, the Apprentice Endeavour Award, presented annually by Make UK—the manufacturers' organization—recognizes exceptional dedication and achievement among apprentices in engineering and manufacturing sectors. Established to highlight emerging talent driving industrial innovation, the award celebrates individuals who demonstrate perseverance, technical skill, and contributions to engineering advancements, often in areas like aerospace, automation, and sustainable design.^[111] Regional winners advance to national finals, with past recipients noted for projects enhancing efficiency in high-tech manufacturing. In 2025, regional recipients included Harriet Hesketh from Siemens Healthineers in the Midlands & East region for her work in medical engineering innovations, Meghann Gallagher from BAE Systems in the North West for advancements in defense technologies, and Nathaniel Kerton from Olympus Technologies, who won in the South West regional category for contributions to control systems engineering.^[112]^[113]^[114] These awards underscore the role of young engineers in pushing boundaries of scientific application and technological exploration within industry.

Cultural and Artistic Awards

The Endeavour Award is an annual literary prize recognizing outstanding science fiction or fantasy books authored by writers from the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Established in 1999 and administered by the Oregon Science Fiction Conventions, Inc. (OSFCI), the award honors works that demonstrate excellence in speculative fiction, including novels and single-author short story collections published in the preceding calendar year. It includes a $1,000 honorarium and an engraved glass award, with finalists selected by a panel of judges and the winner announced at the OryCon convention in Portland, Oregon. Named after HMS Endeavour, the ship captained by James Cook during his voyages of exploration, the prize aims to foster the growth of genre literature in the region. Notable winners include Vonda N. McIntyre's The Moon and the Sun (2000), Ken Scholes' Lamentation (2009), and Erin M. Evans' Relics of Ruin (2024), highlighting innovative storytelling in fantasy and science fiction.^[115]^[116] In the visual arts, the BASET Endeavour Award supports emerging talents in art conservation through scholarships funded by the Britain-Australia Society Education Trust (BASET). Launched in collaboration with institutions like the City & Guilds of London Art School and West Dean College of Arts and Conservation, this award provides up to £10,000 annually toward tuition fees for Australian nationals pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate degrees in conservation of stone, wood, decorative surfaces, or related heritage arts. The program, initiated around 2020, emphasizes cross-cultural exchange and the preservation of artistic heritage, enabling recipients to train in the UK and apply skills to cultural artifacts. For instance, it has funded studies in specialized conservation techniques, contributing to the maintenance of global art collections.^[117]^[118] Film festivals have featured the Kudos Endeavor Award as a recognition for impactful entries, particularly in documentary and docudrama categories addressing environmental or human interest themes. Presented by organizations such as Documentaries Without Borders International Film Festival and Depth of Field International Film Festival, this accolade honors films that demonstrate creative ambition and viewer engagement, often alongside Best of Show or Awards of Excellence. In 2023, it was awarded in categories like wildlife and environmental docudramas, celebrating works that blend narrative innovation with real-world advocacy. The award underscores artistic endeavors in cinema that promote awareness and storytelling excellence.^[119]^[120] In the UK, community arts initiatives have incorporated Endeavour Awards to celebrate perseverance and achievement in local creative projects. For example, the 2024 Community Arts Awards by Cheshire West and Chester Council included an Adjudicator’s Award for Endeavour, given to InterACT Youth Theatre for their dedication in youth theater productions, such as ‘The Heights’ and ‘Romeo and Juliet – in our own words’. These recognitions highlight grassroots cultural contributions, fostering community involvement in the arts.^[121]

Other Uses

Buildings and Structures

The California Science Center in Los Angeles houses a prominent exhibit dedicated to the Space Shuttle Endeavour, featuring the retired orbiter in a dedicated display hall within the Samuel Oschin Space Shuttle Endeavour Display Pavilion. The shuttle arrived at the center in October 2012 after a multi-day road journey from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where it was initially displayed horizontally to allow public viewing of its underbelly and engines. In May 2016, the exhibit was enhanced with the arrival of the last remaining flight external tank from the shuttle program, donated by NASA, which was transported by barge and parade through Los Angeles streets to complete a more authentic representation of the shuttle stack.^[122] This display forms a key part of the center's aviation and space exploration galleries, attracting over 1.7 million visitors annually to the free-admission facility and underscoring Endeavour's role in inspiring STEM education. The shuttle has been off display since December 31, 2023, to facilitate its relocation and vertical stacking with solid rocket boosters and the external tank in launch configuration—a process completed in January 2024 inside a temporary structure. As of November 2025, the shuttle remains off display. This full-stack assembly, the only one of its kind worldwide, will be moved to the new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center upon its opening.^[123]^[124]^[24] The Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center, a 200,000-square-foot expansion funded by a $50 million gift from the Samuel Oschin Family Foundation and additional private donations totaling over $215 million through the EndeavourLA Campaign, broke ground in 2021 and reached its structural peak in October 2024. Construction reached its structural peak in October 2024. As of November 2025, the center remains under construction, with no confirmed opening date, and will enclose the vertical Endeavour stack in a 20-story-tall gallery, alongside exhibits on air and space history, including aircraft like the SpaceShipOne and a SR-71 Blackbird. The facility aims to enhance public engagement with space exploration, with construction managed by the California Science Center Foundation to meet seismic standards in the Exposition Park area.^[125]^[126] In Australia, the Endeavour Hills Neighbourhood Centre serves as a key community facility in the suburb of Endeavour Hills, Victoria, providing spaces for education, social activities, and local events. Established as part of the broader Endeavour Hills Community Centre, which officially opened on October 17, 1982, the neighbourhood centre operates as a not-for-profit organization offering adult learning classes in languages, arts, crafts, fitness, and computing, alongside social groups and room hire for community use. Located at 20 McGregor Road adjacent to the local library and shopping centre, it supports over 500 annual participants and fosters community connections in the City of Casey local government area.^[127]^[128]^[129] In the United Kingdom, Transport for London (TfL) occupies 5 Endeavour Square as its headquarters, a modern government office building in Stratford, East London, supporting the city's public transport operations. Completed in 2017 as the first structure in the International Quarter business district, the 11-storey building provides 270,000 square feet of office space with sustainable features like energy-efficient glazing and proximity to multiple rail lines for enhanced accessibility. TfL, established in 2000 under the Greater London Authority, relocated key staff to this facility to centralize administrative functions for London's buses, Underground, Overground, and other services.^[130]^[131]

Miscellaneous

In addition to its more prominent associations, the name "Endeavour" appears in various contemporary contexts related to infrastructure and resource development. Endeavour Energy is an electricity distribution network service provider in New South Wales, Australia, operating an approximately $8.2 billion grid (as of 2024) that serves over one million customers across Greater Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Southern Highlands, and Illawarra regions.^[132]^[133] The company maintains and expands this network to support growing regional economies, focusing on reliability and integration of renewable energy sources.^[134] Endeavour Mining, a gold producer primarily active in West Africa, marked significant operational expansions in 2025, including the ramp-up of its Lafigué mine in Côte d'Ivoire, which achieved commercial production status and contributed to a 38% increase in first-half output to 647,000 ounces.^[135] These developments, alongside ongoing exploration efforts targeting 12-17 million ounces of reserves by year-end, underscore the company's role in regional resource projects across countries like Senegal and Burkina Faso.^[136]

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Endeavour Leadership Program - Australian Education International
As part of the 2019-20 Budget, the Australian Government has announced there will be no further rounds of the Endeavour Leadership Program (ELP).Missing: aid | Show results with:aid
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Vale Endeavour, Long Live the New Endeavour: The End of ...
May 28, 2019 · The Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships program was launched in the 2003-04 Budget during the Howard Government as part of a package of ...<|separator|>
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[PDF] The End of Endeavour - ERIC
Since 2003, the Endeavour program (previously known as the Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships program) had supported Australian postgraduate students, ...
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Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships - Baruch College - CUNY
The Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships are the Australian Government's internationally competitive, merit-based scholarship program.Missing: aid | Show results with:aid
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Endeavour Scholarship in Australia for International Students
Rating 4.2 (131) Endeavour Research Fellowships grant up to AU$ 24,500 (INR 13.40 Lakh) for postgraduate research students and postdoctoral researchers from the United States ...
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The Endeavour scholarships program in the era of the Asian century
Findings This paper is based on a comprehensive case study of the Australian Government's Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships program (2004–2019). Endeavour ...
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Endeavour Fund 2025: Announcing Smart Ideas research projects
Jun 23, 2025 · The Endeavour Fund is New Zealand's largest contestable research fund and is designed to support excellent research with the potential to ...
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Endeavour Fund 2025 Roadshows video recording - YouTube
Oct 23, 2024 · The Endeavour Fund 2025 Roadshow video covers the Endeavour Fund decision making process, summarises the outcomes of the Endeavour 2024 ...
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Endeavour on MASTERPIECE on PBS
Shaun Evans (Vigil) stars in the title role, portraying Morse's career start as a detective constable fresh out of Oxford University and later as a detective ...
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Endeavour - Watch Episode - ITVX
Endeavour. S Subtitles. Drama; 1h 29m. Stylish prequel to Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse, starring Shaun Evans. In the social upheaval of the 60s & 70s, a young ...
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'Endeavour' closes latest chapter in enduring 'Masterpiece' franchise
Jun 16, 2023 · After nine seasons, 36 episodes and countless arrests, the beloved British television drama Endeavour will come to an end with the July 2 ...Missing: total | Show results with:total
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The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook, with Sam Neill (2018)
The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook, with Sam Neill 2018. Documentary | 6 x 50mins | Completed. WATCH NOW. Across six episodes, actor and raconteur Sam ...
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The Ship (TV Mini Series 2002– ) - IMDb
Rating 7.9/10 (16) A diverse international crew sails a replica of Captain Cook's Endeavour, following his historic 1768 route from Australia to Indonesia, while experiencing ...
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'Moonfall' pulls scenes from space shuttle Endeavour move 10 years ...
Feb 4, 2022 · NASA's retired space shuttle Endeavour rolls through the streets of Los Angeles again in the new disaster film "Moonfall." (Lionsgate) · The real ...
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Space shuttle's endeavors in movies started before first launch
Sep 21, 2012 · The latter, of course, refers to the shuttles deployed in the 1998 film “Armageddon,” starring Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck.
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Monstercat 019 - Endeavour
Listen to Monstercat 019 - Endeavour by Monstercat. Explore Monstercat's latest releases, mixes, compilations and more.Missing: compilation | Show results with:compilation
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Monstercat 019 - Endeavour - Compilation by Various Artists | Spotify
Listen to Monstercat 019 - Endeavour on Spotify · compilation · Various Artists · 2014 · 30 songs.
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Monstercat 019: Endeavour - Album by Various Artists - Apple Music
Monstercat 019: Endeavour ; 1. Badboi · Pegboard Nerds ; 2. Turn Around · Grabbitz ; 3. Snowblind (feat. Tasha Baxter) · Au5 ; 4. Kaleidoscope · Kasbo ; 5. War.Missing: compilation | Show results with:compilation
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Endeavour | Christoffer Franzen | Deep Elm Records
Endeavour by Christoffer Franzen, released 21 May 2021 1. And We Collide Into Nothingness 2. In Your Honor 3. Arrival of Tomorrow 4. Discovering Hope 5.
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Endeavour - Lyrics and Music by Andre Matos arranged by Zie_789
Artist : Andre Matos · Song Title : Endeavour · ---intro--- · strikes down to the earth · A transitional mixing connecting us all · And the wheels keep turning.
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Endeavour - Macmillan Publishers
The first history of its kind, Peter Moore's Endeavour: The Ship That Changed the World is a revealing and comprehensive account of the storied ship's role in ...Missing: titled | Show results with:titled
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Endeavour by Peter Moore: Summary and Reviews - BookBrowse.com
Rating 4.4 (7) May 14, 2019 · Peter Moore's Endeavour: The Ship That Changed the World is a revealing and comprehensive account of the storied ship's role in shaping the Western world.
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Endeavour by Robert Steel Byrnes - Famous poems - All Poetry
"Endeavour" presents a complex and nuanced exploration of the human experience, marked by a resolute determination to navigate life's challenges with ...
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Endeavour - PBS Books
Morse and Lewis explore a murder committed after a New Year's costume party. With masqueraders booked into the same hotel annex, the story is a “locked room ...
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Endeavour Leadership Program - Australian Education International
The ELP provides opportunities for established and emerging leaders to undertake a global mobility experience within their study, research or professional field ...
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Award categories for apprentices - Make UK
Our Future Manufacturing Award Apprentice categories celebrate the achievements of apprentices in engineering and manufacturing businesses.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Midlands & East Winners 2025 - Make UK
Apprentice Endeavour Award. Winner: Harriet Hesketh, Siemens Healthineers. Runner Up: Jade Finch, igus. National Manufacturing Awards 2025. Awards 2025. Footer ...
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North West Winners 2025 - Make UK
Apprentice Endeavour Award. Winner: Meghann Gallagher, BAE Systems. National Manufacturing Awards 2025. Awards 2025. Footer Menu. Services · Employment Law & HR ...
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Junior Project Engineer Wins Prestigious Apprentice Endeavour ...
Oct 17, 2025 · We are delighted to announce that Nathaniel Kerton, Junior Project Engineer at Olympus Technologies, has been named winner of the Apprentice ...Missing: Prize | Show results with:Prize<|control11|><|separator|>
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The Endeavour Award Home Page - OSFCI
The Endeavour Award encourages the growth of literature in the field and recognize works of excellence. It is named for H.M. Bark Endeavour, the ship of ...Missing: titled | Show results with:titled
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2024 Endeavour Award Winner - Locus Magazine
Oct 21, 2025 · The award recognizes “a distinguished science fiction or fantasy book written by a Pacific Northwest author or authors and published in the ...
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BASET and City & Guilds of London Art School: Endeavour Award
To be awarded to an Australian national to study on the Art School's three-year BA (Hons) Conservation: Stone, Wood & Decorative Surfaces or BA (Hons) ...
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The BASET Endeavour Award in conjunction with West Dean ...
Jun 5, 2020 · We're delighted to announce the British Australia Society Education Trust (BASET) is offering a £10,000 Scholarship to an Australian student ...<|separator|>
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Documentaries Without Borders International Film festival
Judges score entries on a performance scale and winning entries are recognized and awarded not only for Best of festival but also Best Of Show, two Awards of ...Missing: Endeavour | Show results with:Endeavour
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Depth of Field International Film Festival - FilmFreeway
Our feature film “A Forest of Collective Subconscious” was selected, won the Kudos Endeavor Award, and was submitted by me for release on WRPN.TV. I consider ...
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Community Arts Awards 2024 - Cheshire West and Chester Council
Mar 27, 2024 · ... Award for Endeavour and a young actor picked up the Best Actor Award. A Highly Commended award was also presented to Minerva Arts – Malpas ...
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Parade moves last shuttle fuel tank to museum for Endeavour display
May 21, 2016 · The leftover tank from the shuttle program was donated to the California Science Center for use in displaying the retired orbiter Endeavour vertically.
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Space Shuttle Endeavour Is Now Fully Stacked and Mated ...
Jan 31, 2024 · The California Science Center has successfully completed the world's only authentic space shuttle system display in launch configuration.
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Endeavour Frequently Asked Questions - California Science Center
Oct 17, 2024 · Endeavour went off view from exhibit on December 31, 2023 and will remain so until the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center opens to the public.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Space Shuttle Endeavor's new home reaches its peak in Exposition ...
Oct 15, 2024 · The California Science Center has topped out on the new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center, a $400-million expansion that will serve as the permanent home of ...
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Go for Stack | The California Science Center
When will the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center open? We are on track to complete construction on the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center building in mid-2025.
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Endeavour Hills Neighbourhood Centre - City of Casey
Endeavour Hills Neighbourhood Centre · Hire details · Key features · Capacity · Events suited to the venue · How to book · Subscribe to our newsletter.
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VCCLC:1982. Endeavour Hills Community Centre - Picture Victoria
The Endeavour Hills Community Centre was officially opened on October 17, 1982. Subject: community centres Please Contact: Casey -Cardinia Library CorporationMissing: Neighbourhood | Show results with:Neighbourhood<|control11|><|separator|>
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Endeavour Hills Neighbourhood Centre: Community centre in ...
This neighbourhood centre offers a wide range of activities and services for the local community including language, arts, crafts, fitness and computer classes.Classes and activities · Art and Craft Classes · Room and hall hire · Social GroupsMissing: building | Show results with:building
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5 Endeavour Square - London - Cushman & Wakefield
5 Endeavour Square was designed by tp bennet, and comprises of 11 storeys and provides 270,000 sq ft of office space, with large open and fully fitted floor ...Missing: Department | Show results with:Department
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Endeavour Square - diamond geezer
Nov 19, 2017 · TfL have moved into a brand new office block. What's more, it's the very first office block in Stratford's new business district, the International Quarter.
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Endeavour Energy
Electricity distribution network. Area served - Southern & western metropolitan Sydney and surrounds including the Blue Mountains and the Illawarra.
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Endeavour Energy
Report an outage, report street lights, energy calculators, saving energy, electricity explained, safety education, safety, storm safety, safety at home.Current power outages · Contact us · About us · Your energy
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Endeavour reports strong H1-2025 results
Jul 31, 2025 · Adj. Net Earnings of $398m (or $1.64/sh) for H1-2025, up +811% over H1-2024; $179m (or $0.74/sh) for Q2-2025, down 18% over Q1-2025.
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Endeavour lifts H1 output 38% on ramp-up, expansion
Endeavour lifts H1 output 38% on ramp-up, expansion. Endeavour Mining pours first gold at Lafigué mine Lafigué achieved commercial production ...