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CPD: increasing confidence and training in wound management using larvae
February 25, 2016

…lity training modules professionally accredited by appropriate UK CPD awarding bodies and to monitor the quality of the learning material delivered. Well established in the UK and Germany, BioMonde had ambitions to secure and grow sales within these markets. It also aimed to expand sales geographically within both Europe and North America across a two-year time frame. The partnership also helped the company strengthen its commercial activity in se…

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Knowledge exchange: Driving the Northern economy
November 12, 2015

…l City Region, the marine and maritime sectors generate about £3.5bn of sales and contributes to 12 per cent of the region’s GDP. More than £947m of those sales are exported, making the sector a “key element” in rebalancing the economy. …

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Ensuring Britain stays ahead of the game in precision technology
February 12, 2015

…funding, this identifies CPT as a national centre of excellence and innovation in advanced metrology. Business Secretary Vince Cable officially opened the Centre in October 2011, remarking it would “ensure Britain stays ahead of the game in precision technology”. Back to Real World Impact…

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Engineering design research putting the brakes on turbulence
February 12, 2015

…uddersfield has transformed braking technology and increased global market sales for their industrial partner. Weir Valves and Control Ltd enjoyed a 75 per cent saving in design lead time and an 1800 per cent increase in annual sales. Ensuring optimal flow of fluid through engineering systems such as brakes is vital to quality performance, especially in minimising undesirable vibrations. During an initial collaboration with Bentley Motors, researc…

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University Alliance propose a Graduate Contribution Scheme that would allow more students to go to university
May 11, 2010

…nt costs to Government by bringing in private up front funding through the sale of bonds. The proposals are based on a successful model already running in Hungary. It would simplify the current financial scheme of grants and maintenance loans into one system. Graduates would be able to secure funding for fees and living costs from a new Graduate Contribution Service that would replace the Student Loans Company. The funding for these would not come…

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Innovate for Growth: preventing the ERDF cliff-edge

…there were 5.5 million small businesses in the UK (with 0 to 49 employees), 99.2% of the total business. SMEs account for 99.9% of the business population (5.5 million businesses). SMEs account for three fifths of the employment and around half of turnover in the UK private sector. Total employment in SMEs was 16.3 million (61% of the total), whilst turnover was estimated at £2.3 trillion (52%). Employment in small businesses (with 0 to 49 emp…

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Setting out to explore new frontiers of collaboration
October 3, 2016

…lted in a major new partnership for DTA Energy with the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN), the UK’s innovation network. This will provide PhD students on the programme the opportunity to undertake a three-month industry placement in a Small- or Medium-sized Enterprise (SME). Whilst students gain valuable skills and experience, small businesses benefit from research expertise. International researchers and PhD students from the Australian Technology…

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Meet the nominees: Alliance Awards 2024

… After October 7th, antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents increased in Barnet. In response, MDX IFN engaged with students and the wider community. They facilitated a Together for Humanity peace vigil and private dialogues with student leaders and staff to bridge divides. Other IFN events include: Barnet’s annual Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony An annual Big Iftar event, where everyone broke their fast together during Ramadan. Barnet’s 2…

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Alliance universities are fulfilling a civic role within their communities
August 27, 2021
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University Alliance institutions are supporting their local communities through encouraging volunteering, bolstering social enterprises and designing projects to help local people. Our universities’ deep roots in their communities, stemming from partnerships with local organisations, businesses and charities, mean that we are established as a significant source of support within the region. Through volunteering initiatives, social enterprise supp…

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High tech facilities at Alliance universities are helping to power the NHS
July 16, 2021
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University Alliance institutions are at the forefront of training the UK’s future health and social care workforce, training 25% of all nursing and midwifery students and 18% of all social work students. This is due in large part to the superb learning and training provision afforded by our universities’ high tech facilities. Allowing students to train in an immersive environment, using equipment and techniques that they would encounter once they…

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