Manchester physics student named latest Millman Scholar
An undergraduate physics student at The University of Manchester has been named the latest Millman Scholar by the Materials Processing Institute.
Billy Quartermain, of Redcar in the North East of England, is currently in his first year at Manchester and will receive a range of practical and academic support throughout his degree course.
Offered by the Teesside-based Institute in conjunction with the Worshipful Company of Armourers and Brasiers, the scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving candidate from the Tees Valley region who is either planning to, or has already started, a materials or science-related degree.
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Business Secretary co-chairs UK Steel Council meeting 5 March 2021
As part of the UK government’s regular and ongoing engagement with the steel industry, Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng today re-established and co-chaired the latest UK Steel Council meeting, with representatives from the 6 major steel companies in the UK, as well as UK Steel, the sector’s trade association, trade unions and the Devolved Administrations in attendance.
The Business Secretary opened the call reiterating the UK government’s commitment to levelling up the country and protecting jobs as we build back better from the pandemic. He noted the newly constituted Steel Council offers the forum for government, industry and trade unions to work in partnership on the shared objective of creating an achievable, long-term plan to support the sector’s transition to a competitive, sustainable and low carbon future.
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Tata steelworks in Port Talbot (Image: Jonathan Myers)
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