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Q&A with Mark Watters from The BidBase
24 Apr 2020
Idha Valeur talks to Mark Watters, Managing Director of The BidBase, about bid writing, common mistakes, how to avoid them and what makes a good bid writer.
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Pitching for research funding
24 Apr 2020
Securing funding for research is a job in itself – it requires research. Where to go for help? How to write the application? And how do you make the most of the opportunity and avoid the pitfalls? Idha Valeur explores how best to navigate the funding jungle.
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Nio uses carbon-fibre, aluminium in EV bodies
28 Oct 2019
Material choices and welding techniques help China-based auto manufacturer produce lighter cars.
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Stainless steel for heat exchangers
28 Oct 2019
A new grade of duplex stainless steel is helping improve plate heat exchanger performance.
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Vacuum, anti-satellite technology help make metal powders
29 Aug 2019
Advances in technology are helping create consistently-sized metal powders.
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H2020 project Meta-Reflector highlights metamaterials value
30 May 2019
Metamaterials could improve the lifetime of satellites.
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The history of IOM3
10 May 2019
Take a look at how IOM3 has grown from the Iron and Steel Institute to become a representative body of more than 20 divisions in 2019.
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Get talking – CEO’s message
10 May 2019
IOM3 CEO Colin Church discusses the work ahead as the Institute strives to champion responsible materials development and waste management.
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Steeled for innovation
10 May 2019
The value of steel and future trends in the UK industry - Materials Processing Institute CEO, Chris McDonald, discusses.
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Our people make the difference
10 May 2019
Writ large above the rolling mills at the sprawling 13km2 integrated steelworks in Port Talbot, South Wales, is the legend, ‘Our People Make the Difference’. Tata Steel Europe Director Technical UK and Chair of the Iron and Steel Society, Martin Brunnock, explains why it couldn’t be more true.
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