
Design Manufacturing & Engineering Management News & events
Strathclyde Global Engineering Webinar Series
A chance to hear about some of the research going on at one of the UK's largest Engineering Faculty. Register for any talk and you will be emailed a Zoom link to join a 40-minute webinar with Q&A. 3rd August- 19th August 2020.
DMEM Virtual Summer School 2020
Join our Virtual Summer School which will take place from the 17th-21st of August 2020.
DMEM launch dual degrees with Carnegie Mellon University, Silicon Valley
Three exciting new dual degree Masters programmes in the areas of technology ventures with engineering specialisms
Government’s £1M funding competition for maritime innovation is now open, in partnership with MarRI-UK
The Maritime Minister, Nusrat Ghani announced a £1M funding as a continuation of an earlier £1.3M UK investment to support clean maritime innovation through MarRI-UK, the new national centre for maritime innovation and technology.
DMEM 30th Anniversary Celebration 2019
We wouldn't be where we are now without all of you - our staff, students, alumni and industry support, so we are pleased to invite you to come and celebrate our 30th Anniversary with us!
MarRI-UK - UK centre for maritime innovation and technology established
A consortium of British companies, academia and government, have formally established a new national centre for maritime innovation and technology (“MarRI-UK”). The centre, offering exciting development opportunities for the UK’s £40bn maritime sector, is based at the University of Strathclyde, with hubs to be announced across the UK.
The David Cunningham Quality of Life Award
The David Cunningham Quality of Life Award is an award honouring David Cunningham, our department's highly respected Director of Operations. David sadly died on Saturday 8 October 2016, at the age of 47, following a yearlong battle with brain cancer.
Defining the future in smart product development
In collaboration with 12 other institutions, the Smart Products Through-Life Research Roadmap report was published by the University of Strathclyde exploring the research challenges and opportunities for smart product development. It illustrates the requirements, challenges, and resources required to meet them in the short, medium and long term. It also explores value creation through life and opportunities for better integration between life phases.
Our graduates win at the IED Annual Awards
Once again DMEM has been successful at this year’s Institution of Engineering Designers (IED) Annual Awards. The IED annual awards are given to IED student members who produce exceptional final year projects and the Department of Design, Manufacture and Engineering Management has a strong record of success in its submissions. Congratulations to Joey Ho, who has recently graduated in Product Design Engineering, who won the Individual Prize for her project, “Improving Spinal Health through better sitting habits”. The Group Prize was awarded to the following DMEM recent graduates for their project on “Solar Panel Deployment”: Michael Northcote Amie Walker Yee May Chau Muhammad Hazim Bin Fakhri Mairi Mitchell
DMEM announced new partnership with High Speed Sustainable Manufacturing Institute (HSSMI)
The Department of Design, Manufacture and Engineering Management (DMEM), University of Strathclyde is delighted to announce a new partnership with the High Speed Sustainable Manufacturing Institute (HSSMI), following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding in early September 2016. The partnership between DMEM and HSSMI will enable the organisations to address some of the key challenges facing Scottish manufacturing, through manufacturing-based collaborative research, engineering service projects and events.
Professor Xichun Luo wins prestigious Ludwig Mond Prize
Professor Xichun Luo has been awarded the prestigious 2015 Ludwig Mond Prize by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers for his paper, "A haptic digital tool to assist the design, planning and manufacture of micro and nanostructures."
USEV Farnell Sponsorship
University of Strathclyde Eco-Vehicle Team secure Farnell sponsorship