News and Press Releases from Materials Processing Institute.
The Materials Processing Institute will be exhibiting and participating at VentureFest Tees Valley, a day dedicated to helping businesses to explore new ideas and to discover how innovation can help them remain relevant, competitive and profitable.
30 August 2017
Now in its 6th year, the Tees Valley Skills Event 2017 will take place on Thursday 21st September 2017 in the Olympia Building at Teesside University.
30 August 2017
This workshop provides an introduction to writing press releases and managing press campaigns and will be particularly beneficial to pre-starts, start ups and SMEs and is open to businesses based in the Tees Valley
11 August 2017
TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady has warned that the North East must not be allowed to suffer economically because of Brexit.
27 July 2017
Chris McDonald and Tees Valley Mayor, Ben Houchen, discuss energy and carbon reduction, capture and storage (CSS).
26 July 2017
Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has visited leading research centre, the Materials Processing Institute, further strengthening his ties with the region's business community.
25 July 2017
A world leader in the steel and steel processing industry has visited the Materials Processing Institute as it continues to strengthen its ties with global partners.
13 July 2017
Alan Scholes, Chief Technology Officer at the Materials Processing Institute, has won a prestigious industry award from the Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST).
13 July 2017
The Composite UK SME Roadshow held at the conferencing facilities at the Materials Processing Institute proved to be a great success attracting a large number of organisations from throughout the Tees Valley.
13 July 2017
Gerard Stephens and Dawn Huntrod are giving a seminar at the Tees Valley Business Summit. The seminar will explore product development and launch, taking a product from an initial idea through to market, and the steps along the way.
5 July 2017
Tuesday 25th February 2025
9:00am - 6:30pm
PRISM is a programme of research and innovation funding to support innovation in the UK Steel and Metals sectors.
Funds available.
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