Richard Cooper
Knowledge Transfer Manager - Projects
Profile overview
Richard manages projects for the KTN, and has personal experience with the energy and power sector, applied research in industrial environments, and working towards continuous improvement. His qualifications include a BSc and PhD in Physics (both Sheffield) and an MBA (Warwick). He is currently working on the Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) Special Interest Group, and the Infrastructure Industry Innovation Platform (i3P). Richard works within out EU Programmes team.
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