Centre for Digital, Manufacturing & Design team
We advance digital manufacturing and design, transfer knowledge and technology, educate future experts, and engage industry stakeholders and partners.
Find out about our academics, researchers and postgraduate students in the centre.
We advance digital manufacturing and design, transfer knowledge and technology, educate future experts, and engage industry stakeholders and partners.
Find out about the projects and grants we're currently working on.
The EPSRC-funded Cellular Agriculture Manufacturing Hub 'CARMA' is working to transform food production.
We are working with industry to provide people-led solutions that enable the manufacturing sector to have right-first-time digitalisation.
We are creating a digital platform to exploit the potential of spatial augmented reality to support collaborative creative thinking in the design process.
Our EPSRC-funded research project (EP/R013179/1) aims to provide industry with the tools to enable effective transdisciplinary working.
Our research brings together transdisciplinary expertise to deliver impact.
Centre for People-Led Digitalisation awarded a share of £10m government funding to explore systems-level approaches to reaching Net Zero
Chemical method identified to tackle hard-to-recycle packaging material, cutting landfill waste
3D printing offers effective, scalable way to remove harmful chemicals
HyFIVE group funded with £37 million to support zero-emission flight in the UK
Two researchers at the University of Bath have been awarded prestigious Future Leaders Fellowships from UKRI for developing talented Early Career Researchers.
Growing meat instead of rearing animals to eat could radically change our diets. At Bath, we're leading on making it work at scale.
Find out about our PhDs at Bath and how you could study yours in our research community
Join our collaborative and supportive research community, and start your journey to becoming an expert in your field.
We want to be world leaders in cradle-to-cradle design and manufacturing. We’re achieving this through fundamental and applied research, transdisciplinary working, and technology development. Innovation, collaboration and industry 5.0 are central to our research and work because we believe this is what will lead to a sustainable, human-centric, and resilient design and manufacturing sector.
If you have any queries about our research, or how you can get involved with the centre, please get in touch.