Advanced Materials and Manufacturing research | University of Nottingham

Unsustainable patterns of consumption and production have had a detrimental effect on the world. An increase in carbon emissions from the manufacturing industry, coupled with a decrease in available raw materials has forced us to re-think across all sectors. By changing our manufacturing processes and the materials used, we can make a significant difference.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals promote sustainable industrialisation through consumption and production patterns. Our research will help in addressing these challenges.

We’re developing remotely controlled robots for on-wing engine maintenance, investigating how to use microwave technology to recycle acrylics, exploring the use of 3D printing for multi-material electronic devices and much more.

📍This is the place that pioneers a sustainable future for all.

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About the University:
The University of Nottingham is a pioneering university that provides an exceptional research-led education, and an outstanding student experience. Our vision is to be a university without borders, where we embrace the opportunities presented by a changing world, and where ambitious people and a creative culture will enable us to change the world for the better.

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