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Joe Darlington, Director of Engineering at MTC

MTC joins MICG, further strengthening Midlands innovation

Pictured L-R are: David Quinn, Executive Director of the Belfast Region City Deal at Queen’s; Beth McEvoy, Multidisciplinary Research Development Manager at Momentum One Zero at Queen’s; Professor Nola Hewitt-Dundas, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen’s; Professor Sir Ian Greer, President and Vice-Chancellor of Queen’s; Economy Minister Conor Murphy; Dr Hangfei Guo, Principal Investigator on the project and Senior Lecturer in Supply Chain Management from Queen’s Business School; Professor Simon Teasdale, Director of Research from Queen’s Business School; and Dr Stephen McCabe, Interim Executive Director of Momentum One Zero at Queen’s.

Queen’s University Belfast secures £6.25m UKRI award to revolutionise UK supply chains

AMRC-Boeing manufacturing collaboration wins 2024 Bhattacharyya Award

AMRC-Boeing manufacturing collaboration wins 2024 Bhattacharyya Award

ifm

A deep dive into machinery and equipment

Uhuru Botanicals

When manufacturing gets under your skin

New innovation centre for Rochdale represents ‘a BIG BANG for regional economic prosperity’

FoFoRAN is helping to innovate ways to build a resilient communications structure within the 5G telecoms supply chain. Picture is a human, robot and AI shared space enabled by 5G.

AMRC-led project to make 5G Open RAN accessible and affordable to manufacturers launched

Robert Gordon, Director at Samuel Taylor Ltd

Historic manufacturer celebrates 125 years in business with focus on battery technology innovation

Agratas

£4bn battery manufacturing facility to support UK’s green energy transition

Lithium-ion battery stock image. Credit: Shutterstock

Aston University receives nearly half a million pounds to create safer and greener batteries

Engineering students at The University of Warwick developed the power source, a wind turbine, which will keep Mark Wood's cameras, video recorders and satellite phone charged as he navigates the 100-day trek across the Arctic.

Engineering students develop wind turbine for Arctic world record attempt

An image of Magtec's rotor developed using the newly adopted towpreg winding technology with AMRC's support.

AMRC helps drive forward blueprint for production rates of SMEs electric motors

The University of Warwick Science Park

Centre for innovation celebrates its 40th birthday

Brompton

Brompton secures funding from Innovate UK to optimise bicycle production