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'To support the UK railway industry by providing a focal point for university based world-class research'

 
EPSRC/ RSSB/ DfT Strategic partnership - first call for proposals issued 22 February, 2010
RSSB has formed a strategic partnership with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Department for Transport to jointly support high quality academic research into some of the most pressing challenges to the rail industry in Great Britain.
 
This partnership issued its first call for proposals on 19th February into “Rail Capacity: Overcoming the constraints caused by nodes (stations and junctions) on the rail network”.
Under this partnership, funding is available to support cross-disciplinary collaborations to develop nove...
 
The Johnson Archive opened 02 November, 2009
An archive containing papers collected by Professor Ken Johnson, catalogued by Dr. Stuart Grassie and donated to RRUK can be found along with further information by CLICKING HERE (External site)
 
Mini-Conference Presentations Available Online 11 August, 2009
Presentations from the Mini-Conference on 15 July 2009 are now available for download.
 
Please CLICK HERE to see the list of presentations.
 
Fifth RRUK Annual Report Published 25 February, 2009
The Fifth RRUK Annual Report has been published and can be downloaded from this site. For more details please CLICK HERE
 
MMU Researchers work with Hitachi on safety and efficiency 03 September, 2007
High-tech giant Hitachi has called in MMU engineers to assist in the final preparations of the new fleet of vehicles for London ahead of the 2012 Olympics.
 
Dr Simon Iwnicki and Adam Bevan of the Rail Technology Unit in the Department of Engineering and Technology have used computer techniques developed at MMU to predict wheel wear, taking into account track design, track irregularity, traction forces, wheel-rail friction and speed.
 
For PDF press release please click HERE.
 
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07-Oct-09
 2009 NFRIP Seminar - Improving the Reliability of the National Train Fleet
23-Sep-09
 More Railway for your Money - The Annual Railway Seminar
16-Jun-09
 Rail 2009 - Unlocking Future Growth: Delivering a Modern Sustainable Rail System
16-Jun-09
 Future Rail Energy Supplies - Meeting the Carbon Challenge?
16-Apr-08
 Lunchtime Seminar: The Changing Nature of Terror Threats, and Resilient Design for Security of Rail Systems
14-Apr-08
 RRUK Workshop 2008
10-Apr-08
 Lunchtime Seminar: Developments in Railway Traction Systems
09-Apr-08
 IMechE: Rail Engineering Skills and Competency - Developing the Future
20-Mar-08
 IMechE: Intelligent Trains - Use of Rail Vehicle Condition Monitoring
06-Mar-08
 Lunchtime Seminar: In What Circumstances is Investment in High Speed Rail Worthwhile ?
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