Welcome to the ACCIS MMT Website! The group focuses on next generation smart materials and structures that take inspiration from nature, to achieve functionalities that are currently unachievable using conventional materials and manufacturing methods. Prof Ian Bond introduces his self-healing research within the ACCIS Multifunctional Materials and Technologies group. Dr Richard Trask introduces his bio-inspired research within the ACCIS Multifunctional Materials and Technologies group.

Raquo; After the Wall. The project consists of four key events, to be held in 2009 and 2010 in order to interact with, and reflect on, numerous events due to take place in the UK and Germany to mark the twenty year anniversary of the fall of the Wall.

Space Research projects under the 7th Framework Programme for Research. International Conference on High Performance Powder Metallurgy Materials.

See the slideshows from our Final Stakeholder Workshop here. There is growing evidence that both domestic honeybees and wild pollinators are in trouble, and that many wildflowers that depend on them for pollination are also declining.

Autonomous learning agents for decentralised data and information networks. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. Watch the project video featuring comments from academic and industrial partners showcasing the major achievements of the project. The project was concerned with developing mechanisms, architectures, and techniques to deal with the dynamic and uncertain nature of distributed and decentralised intelligent systems. The project ran from 2005 to 2010 and over its lifespan produced m.