BCAST - Brunel Centre for Advanced Solidification Technology

The event held at Brunel University, London was attended by many in the foundry and cast metal industry including SYNCHRO ERP

 BCAST’S 50^th Anniversary - 7^th April at Brunel University, London

As members of The Diecasting Society, SYNCHRO ERP was invited to attend the event – Shaping the Future. This event was to celebrate the work of Professor Fan and his team @ BCAST.

BCAST (Brunel Centre for Advanced Solidification Technology) is a specialist research institute that focuses on research in the solidification field.

Four new projects were rolled out; opening of the

1)     Advanced Metals Casting Centre (AMCC) 

2)     Future LIME hub

3)     Constellium University Technology Centre

4)     Advanced Metals Processing Centre (AMPC)

BCAST’S long-time vision is to recycle, full metal circulation; developing new casting techniques and exploring new applications.  Collaboration is key “We are ready to collaborate with you whether you are a single academic researcher, a research group or an industrial company either large or small. Together, we will make the metal circulation a reality and will deliver a better world for future generations” – Professor Zhongyun Fan, Director – BCAST

BCAST Brunel University - http://www.brunel.ac.uk/bcast   

BCAST’S partners include Jaguar Land Rover, Constellium, Grainger & Worrall and Sarginsons Industries Ltd

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A dull day in London

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