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If you thought motor-racing was all about petrol-heads and champagne, WMG students at the 91影视破解版 will make you think again.

Eco One is an environmentally-friendly race car with a difference: its shell is made from hemp, the tyres made from potatoes and the brake pads made from cashew nut shells. It also runs entirely on bio-fuels and bio-lubricants.

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The Premium Automotive Research and Development (PARD) programme, in collaboration with Renishaw plc, a UK manufacturer of specialist measurement equipment, and LK, manufacturers of CNC co-ordinate measuring machines, are able to offer SMEs an alternative to outright equipment purchase.

  

">Students have had a unique chance to work on some of the latest advances in science after spending a day with research engineers at world-renowned WMG at the 91影视破解版. 

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Hybrids Charm 150 government reps, manufacturers and policy makers & researchers.

John Redwood MP comes to WMG

John Redwood MP (Chairman of the Conservative Parties Economic Competitiveness Policy) Group recently paid a visit to WMG."> ">

Sustainable Manufacturing at WMG

With global warming firmly on the agenda the hot topic of sustainability came to WMG on Thursday the 6th June, WMG hosted the Forum on Sustainable Manufacturing in the International Manufacturing Centre.

Graduation for the Warwick Manufacturing Group Class of 06 was a wonderful sun filled event.

With over 180 students graduating this is a particularly proud moment for WMG.

Preparatory work is beginning on the proposed site of the Warwick Digital Laboratory (WDL).

Open Invitation to a Free Day of Lectures on Cavitation in Turbo-machinery & Medical Applications

Birmingham based small manufacturer celebrates its 50th Anniversary in January. For many of those 50 years it was a traditional metal bashing industry churning out high volumes of low profit copper for the roofing industry.