Jo Scarlett
Necessity is the mother of invention. Never has that old phrase meant more than in these new and unprecedented times as the world battles to deal with the coronavirus. But it’s inspiring to see some businesses taking up the challenge. Read more
Research and development insights
Richard Claridge
As customers demand more personalised, sustainable products, manufacturers must re-examine their process controls and measures, and bring in machine learning to automate manufacturing process optimisation. Read more
Markus Hochenbleicher,
Ye Xiao
Automation is key to enabling the economies of scale that large industrial manufacturers must achieve. And private 5G networks can make this possible. Read more
Dr Jeffrey Philippson,
Tom Kemp
Jeffrey Philippson and Tom Kemp, drug delivery experts at PA Consulting, look at the challenges for autoinjector developers at the interface between the device and the prefilled syringe. Read more
Mark Lancelott
It’s time to get serious about plastics. Our new research shows the likes of Coca Cola and Mondelēz are acting, but we all need to innovate for sustainability. Read more
Howard Kwan
In the UK and US, emergency services are already moving to 4G technology, however with commercial 5G services rolling out, should emergency services wait it out for the improved benefits of 5G? Read more
Anu Solanki
When you put bright people and brilliant technology together, amazing things happen. That’s why our internship programme, now in its seventh year, takes a different approach to inspire and challenge penultimate-year university students. Read more
Nic Chrysochou,
Michael Davies,
Patrick Archard
The immutable nature of blockchain makes it the perfect tool for promoting the Circular Economy, encouraging sustainable behaviours and tracking sustainable goods. Read more
