Innovation

Standing still is not an option: these cultural and operational changes are essential to maintaining your competitive advantage

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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

Bruderer

Bruderer enjoys post-pandemic resurgence

Two roll bearing close-up photo. First bearing in focus. Locomot. Adobe Stcok image

Mechanical innovations shouldn’t be seen as the poor relation in the quest for downtime reduction

Lontra's Steve Lindsey and the company's innovative LP2 Blade Blower

Lontra set to blow away the competition as first compressors roll-off ‘smart factory’ production line

Tokamak Energy, who is on track to deliver grid-ready fusion power by the 2030s, is one company to benefit from the UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund

Innovation investment fund tops £100m to provide UK economic boost

Axalta NextJet™ technology can contribute up to a 30% reduction in CO2 emissions for two-tone vehicle manufacturers

Axalta partners with Xaar to introduce next generation, sustainable digital paint technology for transportation industry

Britvic announces £22.5m investment in sixth bottling line at London factory

Aluflam

Reaching new standards of safety in construction post-Grenfell

Javelin fleet Ashford

Britain’s fastest passenger train gets a makeover

Lucideon and the National Composites Centre partner to deliver next generation ceramic composites solutions

A render of the US offshore wind industry’s first ever mini-crew transfer vessel (CTV)

Edison Chouest and Chartwell Marine to build US offshore wind’s first mini-CTV for Ørsted and Eversource

From left Peter King, Technical Specialist and Sam Jay, UAV Engineer and Chief Pilot, at Sellafield Ltd’s Engineering Centre of Excellence, with the Flyability Elios 3 drone.

Drone pilots complete groundbreaking flight milestones at Sellafield to enhance future safety