Prosperity Partnerships: What Are They?

University of Bristol – Thales Designing new processes that guide the engineering of hybrid systems with embedded autonomy.

University of Warwick – Jaguar Land Rover (with Brandauer Holdings Limited, Dynex Semiconductor and ST Microelectronics) Addressing emergent challenges in vehicle electrification through a unique collaboration to grow scientific understanding.

University of Nottingham – Rolls-Royce (with University of Oxford and Imperial College London) Meeting the challenges of high power density mechanical systems under extreme power levels and in safety-critical environments.

The University of Manchester – BP (with Imperial College London, Universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh and Leeds) New insights into the surface degradation of materials under demanding environments by harnessing advances in computer modelling, atomic level experimental techniques, in-operando imaging and characterisation, and by accessing previously untapped in-field data sets.

University of Strathclyde – Babcock International (with EDF Energy, Kinectrics Inc, Bruce Power, The Weir Group BAM Nuttall, Imperial College London, University of Surrey, Cranfield University and The Alan Turing Institute) Advanced inspection techniques, biotechnology solutions for infrastructure repair and engineering application tuned data science will create new products and processes for through-life management and lifetime extension of critical assets.