In an age where chemical, biological, radioactive or nuclear (CBRN) emergencies, both accidental and deliberate, pose a real threat to society, we are creating new integrated systems and technologies to aid first responders and save lives.
Our innovative rail track switching technology has the potential to improve reliability and safety, reduce maintenance costs, and boost capacity on rail networks.
Finding ways to ensure working families can enjoy an adequate standard of living.
Our industry-first technology has the potential to significantly cut nitrogen oxide emissions in diesel engines.
In collaboration with partners worldwide, we have launched international exercise guidelines, based on gold-standard practices, for adults with a spinal cord injury (SCI).
Our Subject in a Box initiative is a ground-breaking project designed to engage with hard to reach students ages 14-15 years, whilst supporting the GCSE curriculum.
Solar nano-grids (SONG) – installed as part of this UK Government-funded community project – are changing the lives of people in rural areas of Kenya and Bangladesh.
Our research is identifying ways to reduce dementia risk for future generations, as well helping those already with the condition live more independent lives.
We influenced the revision of the British Test Standard (EN BS7928) in 2013, improving helmet safety and reducing the risk of head injury among cricketers.