- Year of Engineering Advent Calendar
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2018 saw the launch of the Year of Engineering, a year-long government led (Department of Transport) campaign to celebrate UK engineering and increase awareness and understand what engineers do.
- UK and China collaborate on Low Carbon manufacturing research projects
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Academics in the UK and China will begin to collaborate on four new research projects that will explore methods of low carbon manufacturing in January 2019.
- Pioneering personalised heart models could improve cardiac care
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Computer models that simulate the workings of individual patients' hearts could boost treatment of a common cardiac condition
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- Spin-out's sale could help transform diabetes treatment
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The recent acquisition of Ziylo, a University of Bristol spin-out company rooted in leading-edge EPSRC-funded chemistry research, could mark a major turning-point in the drive to develop safer, more effective treatment of diabetes.
- Skeleton athlete design wins triple Olympic gold
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In February 2018, Lizzy Yarnold sped to gold medal success in the skeleton event at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics – repeating her triumph four years earlier at the Sochi games in Russia. But her double achievement was not just a reward for her dedication and athleticism, it was also a triumph for UK engineering design.
- Fast-track algorithms drive F1/Supercar success
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A long-standing R&D collaboration between Professor Malcolm Smith, from the University of Cambridge, and legendary British supercar maker and Formula One giant, McLaren, has led to revolutionary suspension technology now employed in all Formula One cars, and which could have wider applications, such as in the railways of the future.
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- Year of Engineering Advent Calendar
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2018 saw the launch of the Year of Engineering, a year-long government led (Department of Transport) campaign to celebrate UK engineering and increase awareness and understand what engineers do.
- UK and China collaborate on Low Carbon manufacturing research projects
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Academics in the UK and China will begin to collaborate on four new research projects that will explore methods of low carbon manufacturing in January 2019.
- Pioneering personalised heart models could improve cardiac care
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Computer models that simulate the workings of individual patients' hearts could boost treatment of a common cardiac condition
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- Year of Engineering - EPSRC helping to build knowledge and skills base
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Throughout 2018 EPSRC have been supporting the Year of Engineering and have partnered with IET and ITN productions to produce a special news programme entitled 'Year of Engineering - EPSRC helping to build knowledge and skills base'.
- Prosperity Partnerships: the first year
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One year on, some of our Prosperity Partnerships tell us how the first year of their projects have worked.
- A world without mathematics
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EPSRC considers what the world would be like without mathematical sciences research
EPSRC Blog
- A bit of mathematics is good for your health
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Dr Kyle Wedgwood discusses his research career and his work at the EPSRC Centre for Predictive Modelling in Healthcare at Exeter University.
- Making the Right Trousers
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Professor Johnathan Rossiter from the University of Bristol discusses the wearable robotic 'Smart Trousers' his team are developing to support the mobility and independence of older and disabled people.
- Giving everyone the means of research, invention and innovation at university
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The Imperial College Advanced Hackspace brings together academics from many different disciplines, to meet, socialise and collaborate. Co-directors Professor Oscar Ces, Dr Billy Wu and Dr Nick Jones explain what the Hackspace does, and how it came about.