- August 2021
Innomat secure €150k funding from the Pulsate Horizon 2020 project to develop laser additive manufacturing for novel large scale thermoelectric devices as one of ten successful technology transfer experiments across Europe.
News
- October 2020
Innomat secures Innovate UK funding through the Sustainable Innovation Fund to accelerate their ultra high throughput material processing for thermoelectric materials.
- January 2020
Innomat secures ERDF funding to access advanced manufacturing technologies at the University of Birmingham to support our material developments.
- November 2019
Innomat receives ERDF AMCASH funding to access support through the school of metals and materials at the University of Birmingham.
- April 2019
Innomat Secures Innovate UK funding through the SMART programme to explore a proof of concept programme relating to developing novel thermoelectric materials.