- News
News
New Glasgow research on 3D-printed materials could unlock benefits for industry
A new analysis of the deformation mechanisms which cause 3D-printed materials to fail under strain could help create future generations of stronger, lighter plastics, unlocking transformative benefits for industry.
More
- News
News
Rolls-Royce awards Glasgow-based firm £85m contract for aero engine parts
Rolls-Royce has announced it has awarded Glasgow-based firm, Castle Precision Engineering a contract worth more than £85m for the manufacture and supply of precision machined critical rotating aero engine parts to Rolls-Royce.
More
- News
News
UWS professor recognised in Top 50 Women in Engineering awards
An internationally-respected academic from University of the West of Scotland (UWS) has been named as a winner of the Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50) awards.
More
- News
News
National Manufacturing Institute Scotland welcomes two industry powerhouses to board
The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) has strengthened its non-executive board with the appointment of highly experienced and influential industry leaders Neil Logan and Allan Cook CBE.
More
- News
News
EU Horizon Europe funds £600,000 alloy coatings project at Strathclyde
A groundbreaking initiative funded by the EU Horizon Europe program aims to reshape the landscape of alloy coatings.
More
- News
News
Strathclyde hosts new Enterprise Hub to support tech entrepreneurs
The Royal Academy of Engineering has launched a major new initiative to support engineering and technology entrepreneurs to start and grow businesses in Scotland.
More
- News
News
National Manufacturing Institute Scotland to level up ambitious manufacturing businesses with £14m fund
Ambitious manufacturing businesses across Glasgow City Region are set to benefit from £14 million ‘levelling up’ funding for three research and development (R&D) projects aiming to upskill the workforce, boost sustainability and productivity and accelerate local economic growth. 
More
- News
News
University of Glasgow research casts new light on bike safety in the age of self-driving car
Glasgow researchers suggest that outfitting self-driving cars with external displays that use colored lights to signal their next maneuver could improve cyclist safety on roads of the future.
More