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University of Bath: £17M iCAST project launches at Swindon Carriage Works - Vimarsana News

University of Bath: £17M iCAST project launches at Swindon Carriage Works

The project, led by the Centre for Sustainable and Circular Technologies (CSCT) at Bath, is a collaboration between the Universities of Bath and Oxford, the High Value Manufacturing Catapult’s Sustainability Partnership (National Composites Centre, a

New £17M Innovation Centre for Applied Sustainable Technologies Launched - Vimarsana News

New £17M Innovation Centre for Applied Sustainable Technologies Launched

The £17M Innovation Centre for Applied Sustainable Technologies was officially launched at its new base in the Carriage Works in Swindon last week.

From meadow to plate: could cultured meat made from grass replace animals? - Vimarsana News

From meadow to plate: could cultured meat made from grass replace animals?

An affordable lab system that uses grass blades to turn cells into cultured meat has been developed at the University of Bath.

Biomass Innovations under Investigation Part 4: Forestry and Energy Crops - Vimarsana News

Biomass Innovations under Investigation Part 4: Forestry and Energy Crops

For the past few weeks, we’ve been doing an overview of the upcoming biomass innovation projects in the UK, with a range of materials being harnessed for their potential efficacy as biomass feedstocks. Funding under the government’s Biomass Feedstocks Innovation Programme was split into two lots, with the first

Where £20m funding will be spent in Swindon town centre facelift - Vimarsana News

Where £20m funding will be spent in Swindon town centre facelift

Of £20m granted to Swindon Borough Council for seven regeneration projects for the town centre, the largest amount – £6m – will be spent on enabling the Kimmerfields development. The work on the site – which will have a new headquarters tower for finance company Zurich – is the most expensive of all the schemes put forward by the council and its Towns Fund Board, a report reveals. The cheapest is the plan to create a new marketplace in the town centre – although that still needs to have a site identified. The Kimmerfields plan will also need £10.5m of the council’s own ...