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TTS Nortest

With over 40 years experience of materials testing instruments. Nortest offer a range of specialised materials testing instruments and testing services from a number of the worlds’ leading manufacturers for testing: rubbers, plastics, ceramics, composites and other materials.
If you have a new or tough test requirement contact us for help and support – we have been able to solve most materials testing problems!

Website: http://www.nortest.co.uk

Phone: 01933 427602

7 Everdon Park, Heartlands Business Park, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 8YJ

TWI Ltd

TWI is a membership-based organisation, supporting both individuals and companies alike. They exist to provide authoritative and impartial expert advice, knowhow and safety assurance through engineering, materials and joining technologies – helping you design, create and operate the best products possible.
Descended from the British Welding Research Association (BWRA), TWI has grown into one of the foremost independent research and technology organisations. TWI spans innovation, knowledge transfer and problem resolution across all aspects of welding, joining, surface engineering, inspection and whole-life integrity management.

Website: https://www.twi-global.com

Phone: 01223 899000

Granta Park, Great Abington, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB21 6AL

Ultima Forma

Ultima Forma manufactures light-weight, high-strength, multi-functional metallic engineering components using a novel electrodeposition process. We are working with a number of advanced technology and engineering businesses to develop and manufacture parts to improve product performance. Our business model is to manufacture and supply quality assured parts to industry across a range of industry sectors and applications. The company was originally spun out from Queen Mary, University of London in 2017.

SO51 6FU

Universal Matter

Universal Matter (was Applied Graphene Materials) is proud to offer graphene nanoplatelet dispersions that are safe to handle and easily stirred into new and existing polymer and composite applications to provide a range of performance enhancing benefits.

With the correct incorporation, graphene nanoplatelets have the potential to significantly enhance an array of properties including mechanical, barrier, thermal, lubricating and electrical performance in new and existing industrial systems.

The company has found that the optimum way to introduce its graphene into a resin matrix is to incorporate them into a pre-dispersion, which can be diluted to suit the loading level required and ensure optimum performance gains. Offering GNPs in resins, solvents and other materials used in the composite system enables the end user to easily deploy the material in the final composite product.

Website: https://www.appliedgraphenematerials.com/

Phone: 01642 438214

The Wilton Centre, Redcar, Cleveland, Middlesbrough, TS10 4RF

University of Birmingham – Department of Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering is the key to many of the issues affecting our lives today. Civil Engineers solve problems, design, build and maintain our living and working spaces. You might design a new stadium, work on a local by-pass or railway line, assess a damaged structure, provide immediate and safe drinking water to a refugee camp, or manage a multi-million pound construction project.

The Department of Civil Engineering sits under the School of Engineering.

At Birmingham, our staff and students are working on a diverse range of projects: in fluid mechanics we investigate topics ranging from the flooding of rivers to assessing the hydrodynamic efficiency of an oar blade in rowing; current geotechnical engineering projects range from developing ‘intelligent’ tunnels to cleaning up contaminated land; and in structural engineering our students are designing a variety of load-bearing structures as well as investigating and implementing the sustainable construction technologies of tomorrow.

Website: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/about/college-of-engineering-and-physical-sciences/civil-engineering

Phone: (0) 121 414 5137

Civil Engineering, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT

University of Bristol – Bristol Composites Institute

At the Bristol Composites Institute we explore the manufacture, structural design and material properties of composites to address the overreaching grand challenges of sustainability and Net-Zero. The Bristol Composites Institute (BCI) has more than 240 staff and students, with an active grant portfolio of c. 25M. Academic capabilities are broad in scope and expertise includes: Process simulation and multi-scale modelling for optimised efficiency Novel composite manufacturing solutions for waste and cost reduction High-fidelity data-rich mechanical testing, for digital certification and model validation Materials discovery and sustainable material lifecycles Lightweight structures, leading to decarbonisation and Net-Zero BCI benefits from well-established major industry partnerships to support and exploit its research across sectors. The Institute is responsive to industry and engages with over 40 companies and SMEs as well as producing its own innovative spin-outs. Fundamental research is taken to higher Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) in close collaboration with the National Composites Centre (NCC) – an independently operated subsidiary of the University of Bristol. Examples of successful collaborations include the long-standing Composites University Technology Centre, supported by Rolls Royce, and a key role in delivering pioneering research into advanced materials as part of the national Defence Materials Centre of Excellence (DMEx), working with DSTL and the Henry Royce Institute. The Institute delivers world class training and education programmes in composites, including an internationally leading MSc course and doctoral training (PhD and EngD). Our current programmes: MSc in Advanced Composites Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Innovation for Sustainable Composites Engineering The Industrial Doctorate Centre (IDC) in Composites Manufacture Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Composites Science, Engineering and Manufacture

Website: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/composites/

Phone: +44 (0) 117-928-9000

Queen's Building, University of Bristol, Bristol, Bristol, BS8 1TR