Dunlop scientist recognised with award

Posted on 26 Jan 2012
Mike Beeson of the of the Institute of Materials, Mining and Minerals (left) presenting James O’Callaghan with his award
A scientist at Birmingham-based Dunlop Aircraft Tyres has been recognised for his work in developing a new tread compound that could increase the tyre life and reduce operating costs for airlines around the world.  James O’Callaghan, 26, from Erdington received the Sue Panteny Award from the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining. While developing the new compound,…

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