It is intended to be a facility where manufacturing businesses can collaborate with academics
The innovation centre project is being led by Queen's University Belfast in collaboration with Ulster UniversityPlanning approval has been granted for the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre , a project which is a key part of the Belfast City Deal. on innovative products and processes.
It is led by Queen's University Belfast in collaboration with Ulster University and Antrim and Newtownabbey Council. The director for City Deal property at Queen's, Colm Lavery, said planning permission was a important step, with the intention to get on site in spring next year. "AMIC will create financial value for the economy and it will deliver an increase in high-quality jobs within AMIC, across the supply chain and the wider economy," he added.City deals are bespoke packages of funding and decision-making powers negotiated between central government and local authorities.
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