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Guidance

Advanced manufacturing expert evaluation panel: expression of interest

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) seeks to appoint 5 to 8 members to establish the advanced manufacturing expert evaluation panel.

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Advanced manufacturing is at the forefront of global economic competition and security, and is critical to the UK government’s net zero and clean energy goals. The Advanced Manufacturing Sector Plan’s (AMSP) ambition is to nearly double annual business investment in the sector, giving UK firms an edge in 6 advanced manufacturing industries of the future (advanced materials, aerospace, agri-tech, automotive, batteries and space), and to drive growth across the UK.

To achieve this aim, we need to ensure that decisions are based on robust evidence. DBT is setting up an expert evaluation panel to bring representatives from the industry, academia, and government together to share expert knowledge in advanced manufacturing.  

How to apply 

Please read the information pack before applying.

To apply, please provide a: 

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • supporting statement via covering email (maximum 1000 words), setting out your motivation for and suitability to join the expert evaluation panel (referencing the following evaluation criteria)

Applications will be evaluated by the Advanced Manufacturing Sector Analysis team against the following criteria:

  • technical evaluation credentials
  • individual reputation and expertise
  • knowledge of advanced manufacturing or its sub-sectors

The closing date for applications is 16 August 2026.

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Published 21 May 2026

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