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Birmingham Christmas Market
21 November 2022
Aston University took over a stall at Birmingham Christmas Market to sell gifts, some made using cutting-edge technology. A variety of 3-D printed and laser cut gifts designed and created by APF team and students within Aston University College of Engineering and...
Engineering Innovation Champion of the Year - WINNER
21 September 2022
Project makes 3D printing accessible to smaller businesses Aston University is at the forefront of using 3D printing Winner announced at a black-tie dinner at Edgbaston Cricket Ground. Aston University’s Advanced Prototyping Facility has won the Tech Innovation Champion...
Midlands Women in Tech Awards 2022 - Finalist
07 September 2022
We are thrilled to announce that Advanced Prototyping Facility project has been shortlisted to the Midlands Women in Tech Awards 2022 Our team is working very hard to support women in innovation, technology and science. One of case study can be found here Gosia Dzierdzikowska and Renia...
The Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Visit
04 August 2022
The Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Daniel Collins met with representatives from Aston University’s College of Engineering and Physical Sciences and Solihull College & University Centre during a visit to the new Greater Birmingham and Solihull Institute of Technology (GBSIoT) Hub on 2...
Women in Tech Awards 2022 - nominee
12 July 2022
Advanced Prototyping Facility has been nominated for the 'Best Use of Tech in a Public Sector Project Award 2022' ! More info can be foud here
Engineering Innovation Champion of the Year - finalist
16 June 2022
It is one of two Aston University projects to be nominated for this year’s awards Project makes 3D printing accessible to smaller businesses The award winner will be announced at a black-tie dinner on 15 September. Aston University’s Advanced Prototyping Facility has been...
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