The Materials Processing Institute is a globally recognised innovation centre for the development and commercialisation of technology.
The Materials Processing Institute supports innovation through materials and process development, which is delivered by project teams utilising state-of-the-art equipment, laboratories, workshops, demonstration, scale-up and production facilities.
Research is focussed on developments in:
Advanced materials
Achieving industrial decarbonisation through a low carbon and hydrogen future
Deploying new digital technologies
Reducing waste through a circular economy.
The Institute provides a range of technology and R&D based services and consultancy. Scientists and engineers apply their expertise to progress innovation, develop materials and improve products and processes. Expertise extends to experimental and computer modelling, thermodynamics, instrumentation and control, materials microscopy, high temperature materials and chemical analysis and digital technologies integration.
The Materials Processing Institute is an internationally recognised centre for upscaling and commercialisation of materials innovation with state-of-the-art facilities including equipment, laboratories, workshops, demonstration, scale-up and production facilities where scientists and engineers develop technology, enhance materials and improve processes.
The Institute also offers support to start ups and SMEs, along with other support services, including lease of office, workshop and laboratory space, meeting rooms, conferencing and event facilities.
Latest Posts
3 Jul 2024
NEW MATERIALS PROCESSING INSTITUTE CEO ANNOUNCES £4.2M INVESTMENT PACKAGE
The Materials Processing Institute has received a £4.2m investment as part of the groundbreaking EconoMISER programme, new CEO Terry Walsh has announced. The Teesside-based Institute is a key member of the Foundation Industries Sustainability Consortium (FISC) tasked with delivering the…
NEPIC members collaborate to scale-up unique green Energy technology
The Material Processing Institute is supporting the scale up of a unique ammonia-cracking technology with the potential to produce sustainable off-grid green energy, developed by green power innovators Catalsys. The renewable hydrogen firm has leased research and development space at…
MATERIALS PROCESSING INSTITUTE INVESTS £3.1M INTO SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH
The Materials Processing Institute has invested £3.1m into key equipment and facilities as part of a groundbreaking programme to support scaling-up sustainable technologies and industrial decarbonisation for the foundation industries, which contribute £50 billion annually to the UK economy and…
WORKSHOP: HOW AI CAN TRANSFORM THE MATERIALS VALUE CHAIN
UKRI KTN will be holding an AI (Artificial Intelligence) workshop at the Materials Processing Institute on 23rd May – Places are limited so we recommend that you register early to find out more about how implementation of AI can benefit…
The Materials Processing Institute has announced the appointment of industry expert Terry Walsh as its new CEO following Chris McDonald’s decision to stand down from the role. With a career spanning more than three decades in the chemical and manufacturing…
7th Postgraduate Research Symposium on Ferrous Metallurgy
Fnd out about the latest thinking on ferrous metallurgy. At the symposium PhD and EngD students will showcase their research with particular emphasis on the ferrous sector. Along with this will be a keynote presentation from Dr Pam Murrell, CEO…