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Burnley company helping secure global energy future
Burnely Express , 17th Dec 2018
The Energy Safety Research Institute can now run complex Computer-aided design and simulation routines on a videowall using the latest high-tech equipment.
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A delegation from British Swansea University visits King Khalid University
Riyadh Daily , 16th Dec 2018
The Rector of King Khalid University (KKU), Dr. Faleh Bin Rajaa Allah AlSalami has received a delegation from Swansea University, this included Professor Andrew Barron and Merrie Barron from the Energy Safety Research Institute
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UVS Videowall Installation at UK Energy Safety Research Institute
FM Industry | The Facilities Management Hub , 3rd Dec 2018
Academics working towards a secure global energy future are being helped by videowall technology supplied by Ultimate Visual Solutions (formerly eyevis UK). The Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI), can now run complex Computer-aided design and simulation routines on a videowall using the latest high-tech equipment.
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Improving the Materials Properties of Glass - Energy Safety Research Institute at Swansea University links with C-Bond Systems
Alpha Galileo , 2nd Nov 2018
The Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI) at Swansea University announced a long term collaboration with C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT), a nanotechnology company that improves and strengthens brittle materials.
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Swansea and ESRI, a research-led university based in the United Kingdom, are working with the Company to investigate the unique material properties of the C-Bond solution and its impact on the glass industry. -
Developing the electric cable of the future that will reduce electrical losses by 10%
Smart Lighting (Spain) , 23rd Oct 2018
Currently, a tenth of the electricity generated is lost in the network due to the cables we use. To solve this inefficiency, the Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI), of the University of Swansea, has received a grant for the development of improved materials of copper and carbon nanotubes that can deliver electricity in a more efficient way and thus save energy.
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