Annual Report
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the CNE team, attracting more students (especially<br />
women) at all levels into nuclear engineering,<br />
working more closely and so acquiring<br />
more support from industry, from Government<br />
and international collaborators as well as improving<br />
our access to active facilities.<br />
Prof Bill Lee<br />
Director of the Centre for Nuclear Engineering –March 2016<br />
Prof Bill Lee: director of the Centre for Nuclear<br />
Engineering<br />
continue our regular Management Committee<br />
meetings, seminars, lunchtime lectures, and<br />
hosting international workshops and visitors.<br />
We continue to be successful in working with<br />
industry partners: in particular Rolls-Royce,<br />
EdF/EdF Energy, Hitachi-GE and AWE. We attract<br />
significant research funding with a current portfolio<br />
of over £38M including recent awards as<br />
part of the EPSRC-funded CAFFE consortia with<br />
Cambridge, Oxford and Manchester universities;<br />
with AWE in Additive Manufacturing, and<br />
grants with Oxford, Manchester and New South<br />
Wales Universities, Rolls-Royce, ANSTO, NNL<br />
and CCFE. We continue to play on the global<br />
stage, a recent highlight being the funding of<br />
two UK-Japan EPSRC-MEXT proposals to Chris<br />
Pain and Bill Lee for collaborations with the<br />
Universities of Tokyo, Kyushu and Tohoku.<br />
The key areas where we plan to concentrate our<br />
efforts in the next 5 years include in building<br />
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