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Making wind turbines more sustainable

Making wind turbines more sustainable

Iain Bomphray, Director of the Lightweight Manufacturing Centre (LMC) within the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), operated by the University of Strathclyde, outlines the crucial work being undertaken at the centre to make the wind turbine supply chain more environmentally friendly.

Riding the wave of tidal power

Riding the wave of tidal power

Water is one of our greatest and most abundant resources. Comprising more than 70 percent of the planet’s surface, it plays a vital role in everything from cleaning and sanitation, to processing food and drinking. It is also capable of supporting renewable energy generation, with hydropower and tidal power being underutilised in the UK.

High-density microwave interconnects for quantum computers

High-density microwave interconnects for quantum computers

With the increasing interest in quantum computing and the development of large-scale high qubit machines, there’s a requirement for an increasing number of microwave cables necessary for control and readout lines to the quantum processor.

WEG supplies ultra-fast charging stations and shielded busbars for new Mercedes-Benz factory

WEG supplies ultra-fast charging stations and shielded busbars for new Mercedes-Benz factory

WEG has recently supplied ultra-fast charging stations and related products for the energy distribution infrastructure of the new Mercedes-Benz bus manufacturing plant. The plant is based in São Bernardo do Campo, state of São Paulo in Brazil.

Smiths Interconnect connectors drive revolution in automotive testing

Smiths Interconnect connectors drive revolution in automotive testing

Modern drivers expect their cars to provide an even smoother, quieter, and easier experience – whilst also being safer, tougher, and less environmentally impactful. It’s a tall order.

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