The Scottish Institute for Remanufacturing (SIR) hosted the UK-China Remanufacturing Forum on May 30, 2024. This was an opportunity for the SIR to welcome a delegation from the Hebei Province in China, led by the Hejian District Government, and a selection of policy-makers, industrial players and academics from across Scotland and the UK. Hejian District […]
Learn moreThe National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) and the Scottish Institute for Remanufacturing (SIR) – hosted within the DMEM department, at the University of Strathclyde – to deliver areas of the ReMake Glasgow Project. This project has £100 million funding to accelerate the Region’s booming innovation economy. Professor Winifred Ijomah, Director for the Scottish Institute for Remanufacturing (SIR) […]
Learn moreThe SIR continues to shape Remanufacturing globally. In February 2024, Professor Ijomah was invited, as an international expert in Remanufacturing, to the ‘Symposium on Innovation and Automation in Remanufacturing’. Professor Winifred Ijomah discussed “Future Strategy for Remanufacturing” as part of an invited international expert panel at an event hosted by Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld in Germany. The […]
Learn moreSupporting the transition to a circular economy continues to be a key focus for the SIR. In October 2022, SIR’s Professor Winifred Ijomah gave the keynote at the ‘Circular Economy for Clean Energy Transition’ Research Symposium. The symposium and networking event were part of a British Council project between UK Universities Bristol and Edinburgh Napier […]
Learn moreThis Scottish Institute for Remanufacturing (SIR) annual event took place at Technology and Innovation Centre, (TIC) on 29th November 2022. This was the SIR’s first face-to-face event since the COVID-19 lockdown and attracted in excess of 100 Participants. The SIR is committed to supporting the transition towards a circular economy through industry wide collaboration. The […]
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