New Bristol research facility will change major infrastructure design and construction
The new UKCRIC Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction (SoFSI) facility is one-of-a-kind, promising to deliver major cost savings and reduce the carbon cost
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Jacobs join Hub as Applied Research member
The South West Nuclear Hub is pleased to welcome Jacobs as its latest Applied Research member. Jacobs, a global professional
Arkenlight joins Hub Innovation Network
The South West Nuclear Hub is pleased to welcome Arkenlight Ltd. as the latest member of its Innovation Network. Formed
Hub members join UKAEA fusion energy mission
World-leading engineering and science experts, including several South West Nuclear Hub members, have joined the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)
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Symetrica joins Hub Innovation Network
Symetrica Security Ltd. have become the latest member of the South West Nuclear Hub Innovation Network. Symetrica Security Ltd. have
Pioneering project to harness ultrasonic imaging to revolutionise manufacturing processes
A £1.4m pioneering project examining how ultrasonic imaging can be delivered remotely aims to revolutionise the quality of manufacturing processes.
AWE William Penney Fellowship for Hub Director
Hub co-Director Professor Tom Scott has been awarded an AWE William Penney Fellowship, building on five years of research collaboration.
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Innovative dosimetry software recognised at TRANSCEND conference
Angus Siberry, a PhD student from the University of Bristol, was awarded the Best Presentation prize at the recent TRANSCEND
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Ada Mode joins Hub Innovation Network
AI and data science experts Ada Mode have become the latest member of the South West Nuclear Hub Innovation Network.
Funding to develop laser cleaning decontamination techniques for nuclear decommissioning
The University of Bristol has been awarded £505,000 R&D funding, as part of the UK Japan Civil Nuclear Programme to