April 13 2015
Innovate UK, formerly the Technology Strategy Board, has pledged £10m in funding to help accelerate new technologies in the civil aerospace sector. The competition, available for both R&D and feasibility types, opens on 29 June 2015.
April 13 2015
Innovate UK, formerly the Technology Strategy Board, has pledged £10m in funding to help accelerate new technologies in the civil aerospace sector. The competition, available for both R&D and feasibility types, opens on 29 June 2015.
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