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RS research reveals innovation-execution gap at the heart of UK manufacturing

How food and drink manufacturers can avoid a half-baked tech transformation

How food and drink manufacturers can avoid a half-baked tech transformation

Art in Manufacturing Festival poised to take over Blackburn

Art in Manufacturing poised to take over Blackburn

electrification of automotive - Electric vehicles are fast becoming a mainstream option for drivers and solve many of the challenges facing our cities. - image courtesy of Pixabay

Nissan and OVO collaborate to accelerate V2G in UK

“Ensuring Britain’s young engineers and scientists are supported is crucial to ensuring that the UK is at the forefront of innovation in the years to come.” - image courtesy of Pixabay

Young engineers awarded £80,000 by ‘Royal Commission’

evolve® plated parts from the production plating line of Italian electroplating company, Galavanoplastica – image courtesy of MacDermid Enthone.

Evolving the surface coatings industry

The imaging product Axumin was developed to target the increased amino acid transport that occurs in many cancers, including prostate cancer - image courtesy of Pixabay

Imaging product for cancer diagnostics to be made in UK

Shell to award most innovative low-carbon enterprises

Within the next few decades, armed forces could be using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with adaptable aircraft technologies - image courtesy of BAE

BAE unveils futuristic unmanned aircraft concept

The 10 year masterplan will see the development of new retail and leisure facilities including a gastropub, farm shop, gym and hotel - image courtesy of Pixabay

New £5m science facility to open at Alderley Park

The new 4,200 sqm STEM Centre, will provide enhanced facilities for the College of Engineering and Technology students - image courtesy of University of Derby

Derby uni receives £250,000 for data analytics laboratory

The Guildford-based company, was singled out from more than 100 contenders as the best candidate for Series A funding.

Startup gets funding for bio-sensing technology project

£14m innovation hub in Manchester is launched

£65m project kicks off first-ever UK-US Science & Tech deal