TSP case study

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, in partnership with Heriot-Watt University, and Aquatera, developed engineering capacity for Colombia's marine energy industry, identifying key knowledge and skills gaps.

The Community Solar Energy in Colombia project, led by Universidad EIA and UCL, brought solar power to 25 homes and a community centre, through a peer-to-peer energy trading pilot with EPM, ERCO, and the Ministry of Mines.

Led by Amrita Vishwa Vidyaapeetham and Imperial College, the project improved wood-fired stoves with CFD models by National Centre for Combustion R&D and Prakti, and trained undergraduates in fluid simulation.

Led by PSG College of Technology and Open University, this project, in collaboration with WATSAN, developed a cost-effective, eco-friendly textile wastewater treatment using low-cost photocatalysts and a phyto-microbe-chemo system.

Led by the Royal Scientific Society, UWE, Decapolis, Al Mazraa Dairy, and Gheras Trading, this project enhanced Jordan's dairy sustainability through improved efficiency, CO2 reduction, and advanced cold chain logistics, focusing on women’s skills.

University of Jordan and University of Sheffield led a multidisciplinary project to produce 3D printed surgical tools and implants using advanced materials alongside industry partner The Printie 3D Company.

Led by Applied Science Private University and the University of Bradford, this project developed virtual 3D models and BIM objects with support from Jordan Tourist Board and Bentley for preserving Jordan’s traditional architecture.

Led by the University of Pretoria and UCL, this project aimed to revolutionise South African engineering education with holistic programs integrating technical skills, employability, and interdisciplinary learning, involving multiple universities and industry experts.

Led by the University of Cape Town and the University of West England, this project created innovative, affordable housing solutions for South Africa, identified key success factors, and advanced engineering education with National Home Builders Registration Council support.

A project involved biopharmaceutical and vaccine sectors in Thailand and nearby countries, fostering a small academic-industry community with 15+ partners, expanding beyond TSP participants into R&D and manufacturing.

Led by Middle East Technical University and University of Aberdeen, this research enhanced big data analysis and visualisation for public transit, aiding future planning and impact assessment in Turkey and beyond.