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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

UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) in Coventry

Pioneering £130m UK Battery Industrialisation Centre in Coventry soon to be operational

GreBar emerges in LIBERTY Steel UK's Rotherham rolling mill. Image credit: Viktor Mácha

LIBERTY Steel UK receives first orders for sustainably-produced ‘GreBar’

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How the UK can transition to low carbon transport

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UK Automotive industry at the centre of green recovery

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UK chemical manufacturing: The element of success

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E-Bike innovation for a healthy commute

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British consumers demand green products in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic

A Hydrogen refuelling station - image courtesy of Shell

California’s Hydrogen Highway adding more fueling stations worth $70m

Aerospace Technology will help Jaguar Land Rover develop lightweight vehicles

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Brandauer stamps its presence in electrification laminations with £1m project

The Tempest concept model on the airfield at BAE Systems in Warton, Lancashire, UK - image courtesy of BAE Systems

The UK’s future combat air programme can generate billions for the UK economy