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Link for @DrEoinOSullivan and my paper on the importance of a new generation of UK ‘Disruptive Innovation Laboratories’ ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/uploads/Resour…
Rob Miller
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Professor of Aerothermal Technology & Director @whittlelab @AIAZero – net zero flight, UK Disruptive Innovation Labs, accelerated policy & tech development.
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Can we imagine AI-powered autonomous labs developing aerospace, energy and defence technologies 10–100× faster?
Yes. The experiment now moves at the speed of AI. The decision still moves at the speed of institutions.
One is physics. The other is choice. Watch 👇
#ActionThisDay
Yes. The experiment now moves at the speed of AI. The decision still moves at the speed of institutions.
One is physics. The other is choice. Watch 👇
#ActionThisDay
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Action this day. The old @whittlelab is being dismantled — and a new era of UK technological ambition has risen beside it — the objective, to ensure the UK can once again builds the industries of the future in energy, defence and aerospace @BILCambridge @Cambridge_Uni
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Today we launch the Bennett Innovation Lab
@BILCambridge. Its mission comes from a simple imperative: if the UK wants to lead the industries of the future, we must build hardware-intensive technologies at unprecedented speed. #ActionThisDay
@BILCambridge. Its mission comes from a simple imperative: if the UK wants to lead the industries of the future, we must build hardware-intensive technologies at unprecedented speed. #ActionThisDay
@ARIA_research names Kathleen Fisher as next CEO — a leader with a record for turning “impossible” ideas into real tech.
Tomorrow: big announcements from @BILCambridge and the @InstituteGC on UK’s disruptive-innovation labs.
Momentum is building.
@ilangur @matthewclifford
Tomorrow: big announcements from @BILCambridge and the @InstituteGC on UK’s disruptive-innovation labs.
Momentum is building.
@ilangur @matthewclifford
Scottish physicist Sir Robert Watson-Watt & his assistant Arnold Wilkins pioneered radar, often working under immense pressure and secrecy. Watson-Watt took the initial professional risk of pitching his theory - that radio waves could locate aircraft - to the Air Ministry in 1935View quoted post on X
