Satellite Applications Catapult has taken the first step in the development of a new sustainable energy technology from space

Professor Sir Ian Chapman of the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) has been made Knight Bachelor for his services to global fusion energy

That’s 75 years of protecting communities; designing resilient infrastructure; and protecting the natural environment.

Could reduce carbon emissions by up to 80% allowing the glass and other industries to decarbonise sooner

The new state-of-the-art UK Telecoms Lab based in Solihull will be the first of its kind in the UK.

The new data service will provide the next generation data marketplace which will help improve the wider reusability of Defra’s rich data for public use

The advancements in robotics and the urgent need of integrating robotics with sustainable agriculture were the driving forces

Digital experts at AMRC Cymru are helping Welsh manufacturers become sustainable, efficient and ready for Industry 4.0

In recognition of its work in partnership with the UK cell and gene therapy sector. The award was presented by HRH The Princess Royal.

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The Net Zero Technology Centre announced the launch of the Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) for Hydrogen Transport from Scotland (LHyTS) project, which will play a key role in the export of hydrogen from Scotland to Rotterdam.

The award recognises the highly innovative, skills-based solution that was implemented.

The new data service will provide the next generation data marketplace which will help improve the wider reusability of Defra’s rich data for public use

The £88 million Centre is bringing world-leading science and technology expertise under one roof

The technology could improve hydrogen production efficiency by 20%

The project aims to deliver improved hydrogen storage solutions to help progress what many see as the most environmentally-friendly answer to clean transport.

AWE coming 21st in the list of the 2022 Top 25 Best Big Companies to work for, based on employee feedback.

Engineers from the University of Sheffield AMRC unleashed their design and development expertise to support a germ-resistant stationery business in bringing new products to market, which has since secured a deal with one of the UK’s largest suppliers to schools and universities.

Automation and robotics will have a wide impact on the agriculture and horticulture sector in the future

Working with large manufacturers to evolve their frameworks to address their B2nearC and B2C delivery