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  1. Multi million dollar backing for clean energy breakthrough

    March 31, 2021

    …echnology. Professor Morgan, one of the project’s leading researchers, said: “We also have two of our PhD graduates working with Highview Power and our collaboration will continue.” He added: “Given the technical leadership the UK has in liquid air storage, there is good potential for building a significant export industry.” Professor Morgan has been working on another ‘cryo’ project, the development of a super-clean engine for vehicle, marine and…

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  2. Support for people living with long-term conditions.

    March 30, 2021

    …ffered face-to-face and online. The social enterprise spin-out, Hope 4 The Community (H4C), was established by researchers and a number of service users to diversify and spread the programme across public and private users. Macmillan Cancer Support and the NHS have worked closely with H4C in the development of its support programme. Since H4C was founded more than 15,000 people have benefited from the Hope Programme, reporting feeling less anxious…

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  3. USW exploiting the global opportunities of digital transformation

    March 30, 2021

    …es. Announcing the partnership, last year, Economy Minister Ken Skates said: “I am delighted that the Welsh Government is working in partnership with global technology company Thales on a new £20m cyber centre that will be located in Blaenau Gwent and right at the heart of our Tech Valleys project. “The centre will help ensure that Wales exploits the global opportunities of digital transformation, provide a base for ground breaking research and wi…

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  4. Exchanging Notes – exploring disengagement from school and the music curriculum

    March 30, 2021

    …pectively. While it is not possible to attribute direct causality between participation in Exchanging Notes and improved literacy or numeracy attainment, what we can say with certainty is that it helped to open the door for learning with music used as a ‘hook’. The report’s authors produced 14 recommendations for 21st Century music education. This included highlighting the importance of music education for young people at risk of educational exclu…

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  5. Supporting local SMEs with the Hertfordshire Growth Hub

    March 30, 2021

    …provide locally tailored support and advice to connect businesses with the right experts for their specific business needs. In Hertfordshire, their vision is to be the best Growth Hub in the country, creating a thriving business community and a more prosperous local economy. The Hertfordshire Growth Hub is delivered by a consortium led by business support specialists Exemplas, along with the University of Hertfordshire and Hertfordshire Chamber of…

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  6. Tackling global e-waste with Network 2 Supply and Coventry University

    March 30, 2021

    …ycle services which include WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) compliant IT Recycling and Data Destruction services (accredited by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). N2S are passionate about increasing the circular economy of IT equipment in two ways; through encouraging resale/re-use and innovating environmentally friendly processes for extracting of metals from redundant technology. Coventry and N2S The Challenge E-waste (ele…

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  7. Film and TV training at Birmingham City University

    March 30, 2021

    …Suite #2 (TV) is an audio gallery where the sound for the studios and the communication for interconnection are controlled. This gallery is also broadcast-standard thanks to Studer audio and a multi-layered ProTools desk. The desk allows for the three audio galleries to be used as independent sound studios or dubbing theatres. Each desk can control up to 120 sound sources in six banks of 20 channels. The desk alone cost £50,000. Studio B / Milo (…

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  8. BCU’s STEAMhouse – embedding the arts with STEM subjects to support businesses and economic growth

    March 30, 2021

    …experimentation and production, which people can access for free; with its comprehensive package of business support having already helped a range of innovators take their products to market. STEAMhouse phase two is currently being developed in Birmingham’s Eastside which will see the redevelopment of a historic Birmingham building to help support businesses, innovators and creatives to work together on new business ideas. In short: The facility h…

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  9. University and Student Union leaders call for a return to campus

    March 29, 2021

    …University Alliance and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Brighton said: “We are urging the Prime Minister to uphold his public commitment that education would be the first sector to re-open after the national lockdown, and allow university students to return to in-person teaching and on-campus activities. “This current generation of students have displayed exceptional resilience throughout this crisis, but we must not take this for granted, a…

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  10. Embedding the arts with STEM subjects to support businesses and economic growth

    March 26, 2021

    …0-year-old Belmont Works factory in Birmingham. STEAMhouse also provides a comprehensive package of business support and has helped a range of innovators take their products to market. Professor Julian Beer, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Birmingham City University, said: “Incorporating artistry and creativity alongside science and tech disciplines can be a major driving force not just in transforming how a concept goes from design to market, but also…

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