This twelve-month project is funded under a £505 million Energy Innovation Programme – ‘Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Phase 2B’ competition. Alongside consortium partners, The University of Sheffield’s Nuclear AMRC, Brunel University’s Brunel Innovation Centre, and specialist SMEs IVY-TECH and Taraz Metrology, the project aims to address the challenges of using metal Additive Manufacturing for nuclear SMR parts.
Read more about the project in the article published in METAL AM