Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "NESTA",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Collaboration programme attracts researchers from
NESTA, which we summarised at the time by saying "Now in its fourth year, Crucible is open to researchers working in science, technology, engineering, medicine, science policy, or social science who are at an early stage in their career".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release National Science and Engineering Week launched from
Royal Academy of Engineering: "A 10-day programme of around 2000 events throughout the UK, celebrating science, engineering and technology and their importance in our lives, has been launched".
In May 2004, we covered the news from NESTA
- take a look at Fresh funds available for aspiring UK engineers
which says: "High achieving engineers looking to realise a new professional goal now have the ideal opportunity to do so thanks to a new fund worth more than half a million pounds from NESTA".
Take a look also at the news release from NESTA, Fellowships provide a chance to dream,
as well as Driverless taxi tipped for success from NESTA,
and Living in a material world from NESTA.
See also:
Grant aids breakthrough heat transfer technology
(July 2003)
A revolutionary breakthrough in heat transfer technology is being developed by Ashe Morris thanks to a GBP 100,000 investment from NESTA
Psychologist develops 3D X-ray security scanning
(July 2003)
A new spinoff company created by a Royal Holloway psychologist is set to revolutionise X-ray security scanning
Funding to aid development of novel leak detector
(July 2003)
A fast and foolproof method of underground leak detection using radar is being developed thanks to an investment of GBP 76,810 from NESTA
Funding for novel vibration reduction technique
(February 2003)
NESTA is helping develop a new technique for using pneumatic tools that reduces the risk of injury caused by vibration
Novel car jack design seeks manufacturer
(September 2002)
The inventor of an award-winning 'airbag' car jack developed in conjunction with engineers from Sheffield Hallam University's School of Engineering is looking for manufacturing partners