Researchers at Harvard University in the United States have made a key advancement in battery technology which could allow the devices to last for years with maintenance.
Tucked away in a valley in the South Downs, the campus-based Sussex Innovation Centre has helped kick-start engineering businesses right across East and West Sussex. Matt Pulzer reports.
A team of scientists from Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) have discovered a new approach to producing graphene.
The UK’s first Cyber Factory training facility has been installed at Middlesex University London’s new Ritterman Building, coinciding with the £18m building’s official opening yesterday (February 2).
Following on the launch of last week’s Industrial Strategy green paper, Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark has announced £15m of government grants for 125 cutting-edge R&D projects across the country.
The EPSRC Future Manufacturing Hub in Manufacture using Advanced Powder Processes, MAPP, was launched yesterday (Tuesday 31 January) at the University of Sheffield.
The Composite Centre of the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) with Boeing has been awarded £360,000 in funding from Innovate UK to investigate the way composite material is developed for use in automotive components.
The University of Birmingham and BAE Systems have signed a strategic framework agreement to strengthen their long-term relationship in research, education and consultancy.
The Manufacturer's editorial director, Nick Peters, and Steven Barr, managing director of Hennik Edge dissect the launch of a green paper outlining the UK government’s thinking behind a long-term Industrial Strategy.
The Prime Minister’s Industrial Strategy is a step in the right direction towards a more collaborative future in which government will be working hand-in-hand with British industry to support their long-term interests. However, proof of its efficacy will lie in its delivery, as Caroline Milton explains.
