Helping industry unlock graphene’s potential, 2-DTech, in partnership with Evodental, have jointly secured a financial commitment for £150,000 of funding from InnovateUK to carry out investigative work into the utilisation of graphene in the field of dentistry.
In the medical device sector, the key market drivers are an ability to produce efficient and ever smaller devices that are cost-effective to produce, and that can be manufactured in volume and to strict time-to-market parameters. Albert Tsang reports.
AutoDISC has proposed a new method for the non-destructive inspection (NDI) of future generation composite aircraft using CAD controlled robotics.
Engineered metamaterials are especially useful in nonlinear optics, where such materials could make a difference anywhere light must be actively controlled.
Designing for the circular economy will be a key theme at the forthcoming Plastics Design & Moulding (PDM) Exhibition and Conference taking place at the Telford International Centre on 16 & 17 June 2015.