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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

Manufacturing methodologies contribution on operations performance

The University of Warwick School of Engineering's new inverter testing equipment in action. Credit: University of Warwick

New funding helps develop testing equipment for British EV supply chain

Great Egg Race M&E Week

Manufacturing & Engineering Week opens its doors to innovation and the best of UK industry

First electric flying ferry will make Stockholm’s waterborne public transport faster than cars and subway

A stepping stone to success: How best to upgrade from Made Smarter Innovation Alley to the Smart Factory Expo

SmartParts programmable particles can be added to any 3D printed object and then scanned to reveal full specs about the product. Credit SmartParts

Manufacturing giant Hexagon backs start-ups to boost efficiency and ESG

Nathaniel Fernandes & Annabel Ohene, Siemens graduate engineers. Credit: Green Space Dark Skies, (Dinas Dinlle), photographer: Geraint Thomas

Celebrating the UK’s wild spaces with new lighting technology

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The effect of climate change on existing and new infrastructure

Cupra e-Racer 100% electric racecar. Credit: Cupra

CUPRA leverages PTC technology to build first 100% electric racecar

Composite image shows the evolution of the laser plume and depression. The evaporation of metallic species from an irradiated surface result in the formation of a depression (below) and plume (above) which are stable initially, and become unstable as energy accumulates in the material. Credit Heriot-Watt University

Scientists present new insights into the 3D printing of metals

Novabow's disruptive new medical device, designed to build strength in the muscles of the feet. Credit: Novabow

Disruptive new medical device to launch following specialist manufacturing support