News and events relating to the School of Metallurgy and Materials. Recycling guides the fastest and greenest route to cleaner technologies 26 January 2023 The transition to cleaner technologies can either be done well or done badly – the route we take is down to us Birmingham-developed assessment platform among the 200 most promising Edtech startups in Europe 12 January 2023 Market intelligence firm HolonIQ has selected feedback and assessment platform, Graide, as one of the 200 most promising Edtech in Europe in 2022. Birmingham aerospace students win prestigious international light aircraft design competition 17 November 2022 The students beat global competition to win the RAeS International Light Aircraft Design Contest 2021/22. Pilot recycling plant for rare earth magnets launched 06 September 2022 Rare Earth materials used in high performance magnets for electronic devices will be recycled in a new facility. Government launches first critical minerals strategy - here's how we can help 29 July 2022 This month, the Government launched the UK’s first-ever critical minerals strategy, aiming to improve the security of supply of critical minerals. OakNorth, S-Cube and Intercalation founders back university battery spinout About:Energy 05 July 2022 Spinout About:Energy has closed a funding round thanks to investments from three notable technology experts. Birmingham spacecraft engineer wins UK Space Agency Award for public engagement 24 June 2022 Dr Leah-Nani Alconcel has been recognised for her work inspiring school children. Research paves the way for stronger alloys 01 June 2022 Research shows how microscopic crystals grow in molten metals, and paves the way for improving the tensile strength of alloys used in casting and welding Research confirms West Midlands as battery recycling heart of UK 31 May 2022 The West Midlands is the UK's battery recycling heart - a new study reveals. Securing Critical Rare Earth Magnets for the UK Supply Chain 15 March 2022 Researchers from the Birmingham Energy Institute (BEI) are supporting a new grant-funded project to recycle rare earth magnets for the UK supply chain. Previous12345678Next
Recycling guides the fastest and greenest route to cleaner technologies 26 January 2023 The transition to cleaner technologies can either be done well or done badly – the route we take is down to us
Birmingham-developed assessment platform among the 200 most promising Edtech startups in Europe 12 January 2023 Market intelligence firm HolonIQ has selected feedback and assessment platform, Graide, as one of the 200 most promising Edtech in Europe in 2022.
Birmingham aerospace students win prestigious international light aircraft design competition 17 November 2022 The students beat global competition to win the RAeS International Light Aircraft Design Contest 2021/22.
Pilot recycling plant for rare earth magnets launched 06 September 2022 Rare Earth materials used in high performance magnets for electronic devices will be recycled in a new facility.
Government launches first critical minerals strategy - here's how we can help 29 July 2022 This month, the Government launched the UK’s first-ever critical minerals strategy, aiming to improve the security of supply of critical minerals.
OakNorth, S-Cube and Intercalation founders back university battery spinout About:Energy 05 July 2022 Spinout About:Energy has closed a funding round thanks to investments from three notable technology experts.
Birmingham spacecraft engineer wins UK Space Agency Award for public engagement 24 June 2022 Dr Leah-Nani Alconcel has been recognised for her work inspiring school children.
Research paves the way for stronger alloys 01 June 2022 Research shows how microscopic crystals grow in molten metals, and paves the way for improving the tensile strength of alloys used in casting and welding
Research confirms West Midlands as battery recycling heart of UK 31 May 2022 The West Midlands is the UK's battery recycling heart - a new study reveals.
Securing Critical Rare Earth Magnets for the UK Supply Chain 15 March 2022 Researchers from the Birmingham Energy Institute (BEI) are supporting a new grant-funded project to recycle rare earth magnets for the UK supply chain.