Tata Motors, Indica Vista EV, the University of Warwick.
Partner projects
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Brain Tumour UK Neuro-Oncology Research Centre
In 2009, a state of the art brain tumour research centre, funded by Brain Tumour UK, was officially opened at the University of Wolverhampton. -
CABLED project
The Coventry and Birmingham Low Emission Vehicle Demonstrator (CABLED) consortium is the UK’s largest trial of electric and ultra-low emission vehicles. -
Cancer Drug Testing
Cancer therapies are constantly improving and becoming increasingly accurate, and University Hospitals Birmingham is now carrying out genetic testing of cancer patients to see if sophisticated new “smart” drugs” will suit them. -
Crestwood – KTP
A University of Wolverhampton graduate proved invaluable to a city company during a Knowledge Transfer Partnership with environmental benefits. -
Health Research Bus
The first mobile medical research facility in the UK was launched in June 2010. The pioneering ... -
Morgan LIFEcar
Birmingham City University has achieved great success in low carbon research through Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs). -
nanoTherics
North Staffordshire biomedical company nanoTherics is an experienced, highly innovative company in the life sciences sector researching, developing and commercialising products, which could be used in the future to treat genetic diseases. -
Photonics at Aston
Photonics is one of the fastest growing research and technology areas with direct and almost-immediate impact on the development of new industries, on advances in healthcare and on the quality of life. -
QinetiQ
Malvern-based QinetiQ have developed a highly intuitive robot, named Dragon Runner, which is being used by a number of regiments to detect landmines and other explosive remnants. The robot has helped significantly in Afghanistan. -
Saddle seated wheelchair
A modular saddle wheelchair, ‘Sapphire’ was developed by the Association for the Rehabilitation of Communication of Oral skills (ARCOS) Director, Kay Coombes. -
The Thingy
The Thingy, as featured on BBC’s “The Apprentice,” is a novel spade accessory which adds an additional handle to improve posture and ergonomics during the shovelling action.
