KTPs - sharing knowledge between company and university
KTPs - sharing knowledge between company and university - Knowledge Transfer Partnership grant from Innovate UK will enable Tensys to enhance its in-house software The University of Bath will help specialist engineering analysis consultancy Tensys develop its in-house software suite inTENS following the award of an Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) grant. University experts will work alongside Tensys in a 30-month programme, which will expand and modernise the company's business-critical software suite, allowing Tensy to extend its specialist structural analysis services and knowledge. The company offers design and analysis services, working in the fields of architecture, art and aerospace, from its offices in Bath and Melbourne, Australia. The program will require the recruitment of a new associate who will lead the re-development from the Tensys office, with extensive, expert supervision and support from Dr Paul Shepherd of the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, and Dr Tom Haines of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Bath. -This is an exciting collaboration for both the University and for the company. Tensys have cutting edge in-house software that provides a huge competitive advantage. But it has been developed on a project-by-project basis over many years, and there are now some new opportunities provided by the latest technology that it could use to its advantage,- Dr Shepherd said.
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