Reducing the carbon footprint and cost of road maintenance are the aims of research into materials science and digital technologies by Dr Anand Sreeram of the University of Nottingham.
Connected Places Catapult is proud to share the insights and outcomes from its recent Data Sharing and Innovation roundtable, held in the Palace of Westminster.
England’s largest highway construction scheme for a generation – the Lower Thames Crossing – will be built using low carbon vehicles and plant. How best to keep machines charged on multiple sites was explored at a Catapult convened event in June.
West Midlands based researcher Dr Weiqi Hua is working with the Diatomic programme between the UK and South Korea to develop advanced digital systems to encourage the transition to cleaner energy.
Listening carefully to customers’ wants and tailoring a product suited to their needs helped software firm Novoville secure a major contract in the West Midlands.
One ambitious construction professional’s “belief in a better way” has led her to create a material reuse platform to reduce building waste and promote the circular economy.
To mark International Women in Engineering Day this week, we speak to three technology founders involved in the HS2 Accelerator about their experiences, challenges and future hopes around making construction more inclusive.
Autonomous vehicle testing promises to become more focused and less costly with the use of a new geospatial database, featuring details of complex highway junctions .
Leading lights from recent cohorts of the Transport Research & Innovation Grants programme gathered in Leeds for a showcase event, which included a keynote address from accessibility champion James Lee.
In recent weeks there have been a flurry of announcements leading up to last week’s Spending Review. We are also expecting announcements that will build on these plans, such as the 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy and the Industrial Strategy 2035.