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FAST-Forge; The next generation of metal innovation

'FAST-Forge' process developed at Royce at the University of ΞΆΓάΘ¦ could revolutionise production of titanium goods

The City of Steel has brought forward a new metal revolution; Researchers at the University of ΞΆΓάΘ¦ are paving the way for more sustainable titanium production
A photo of the FTC Systeme GmbH Spark Plasma Sintering machine

New FAST machine makes exciting addition to Henry Royce Institute capabilities

The Henry Royce Institute in ΞΆΓάΘ¦ is pleased to announce that it has now taken delivery of a brand new large-scale Spark Plasma Sintering system - the Model HP D 250/C (FCT Systeme GmbH).
An image of raw tungsten-tantalum alloy

Investigating the Effect of Helium Fusion Plasmas on the Microstructure and Thermomechanical Properties of Tungsten-Tantalum Alloys

Researchers utilised Royce equipment to produce tungsten-tantalum alloys in complete solid solution using a novel processing method.

A photo of Dr Dikai Guan

University of ΞΆΓάΘ¦ scientist honoured for being at forefront of research and innovation in the UK

Dr Dikai Guan, from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and the Henry Royce Institute, ΞΆΓάΘ¦, has been recognised for his outstanding research and awarded a Future Leaders Fellowship by UK Research and Innovation.
Inside the measurement chamber on the Empyrean

Henry Royce Institute equipment facilitating Faraday Institute research projects

Equipment funded by the Henry Royce Institute is proving invaluable to energy storage researchers at the University of ΞΆΓάΘ¦. Three of the five latest grants from the Faraday Institution involve academics from the University of ΞΆΓάΘ¦.
An image of a green light shining on the probe of the atomic force microscope

Surface Characterisation at the Most Fundamental Level: Atomic Force Microscopy comes to the Henry Royce Institute in ΞΆΓάΘ¦

The very first Nano-Electrochemical Atomic Force Microscope in Europe is now up and running at the Henry Royce Institute in ΞΆΓάΘ¦.