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Manufacturing

Yasa powers up e-motor production capacity

Materials produced in orbit could reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 75 per cent

Space forge raises £22.6m to build materials in orbit

Watch on-demand: Solving the productivity puzzle with Wildix

Pivoting commercial strategies to take advantage of slackening legislation will be an important task for OEMs

Comment: Putting the spark back into EVs

Matthew Deans of the James Watt School of Engineering loads a cartridge of 3D-printed material samples into the NextSpace TestRig for testing

NextSpace Testrig to derisk 3D-printing in space

Challenges facing British manufacturing, especially our SMEs and downstream metal users, have been years in the making

Comment: The UK is closer to deindustrialisation than reindustrialisation

The EPD removes 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminium goods

Trade deal cuts tariffs on UK metals and vehicles

Research in 2019 estimated that the amount of animal waste is due to increase by 40 per cent between 2003 and 2030 to at least five billion tons, with many farms producing more manure than they can legitimately use as fertiliser

Manufacturing-grade cellulose made from cow dung

ITER's tokamak pit

ITER completes superconducting fusion magnet system

Investment in battery cell R&D and early-stage testing is accelerating with renewed enthusiasm

Comment: Western battery R&D surges amid China’s dominance and new US Tariffs

The digital twin enables better products for today and the future

Is your digital twin comprehensive enough?

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Collaboration can be the unifying force behind bold results

Comment: Collaboration is key to navigating choppy waters