Many excellent research and innovation projects have been funded through UK Research and Innovation’s Faraday Battery Challenge, which invests in projects and facilities to drive the growth of a strong battery business in the UK. In this article, David Elson, Head of Manufacturing and Materials at Innovate UK, takes a closer look at a particular successful use case.
Specialist manufacturer H V Wooding has secured new business and is investing in new production capabilities as a result of a research collaboration with the Nuclear AMRC. Kent-based H V Wooding, which specialises in precision engineered metal components for the automotive and aerospace sectors, worked with materials and engineering researchers from the Nuclear AMRC and…
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