UK business minister, Anna Soubry, announced the winners of a joint government and industry funded competition at the Aerodays event in London.
The competition hopes to further strengthen the UK’s position in the aerospace sector by funding research and development involving 100 different organisations.
The Aerospace Technology Institute supports the competition, which is run by Innovate UK.
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