Category: Cranfield
Cranfield University to be part of solar power and desalination project
Cranfield University will join 19 research partners spread through 12 countries to develop a first-of-a-kind plant which couples concentrated solar power (CSP) and desalination techniques.
The €10M European Union’s Horizon 2020 funded research and innovation programme will last four years.
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NHS COVID-19 drop-in vaccination centre at Cranfield University
A drop-in NHS COVID-19 vaccination centre will be at Cranfield University, this Friday (30 July 2021) between 11am-5pm for anyone who can attend including staff, students and the local community. There is no need to book an appointment.
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Digital consultation launched to “shape the future of the OxCam Arc”
People across the Oxford Cambridge Arc, and all with an interest in the area, will have the opportunity to contribute to the long-term development of the area, as part of a newly launched government consultation.
A new plan aims to enhance the infrastructure, environment and new developments in the counties of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. It will be developed by government, informed by engagement with local communities and stakeholders, and will have sustainability at its core.
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New Cranfield facility to “make UK a global leader in sustainable digital aviation”
Cranfield University has said its new facility is set to make the UK a global leader in digital aviation research. The Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC) was officially opened on Thursday (15 July 2021) by Kwasi Kwarteng, Business Secretary.
Researchers at DARTeC are already working with industry partners to advance the application of digital technologies in the air transport sector.
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Co-op has plans to move to new, larger, site on Cranfield’s High Street
The Cranfield Co-op store on Mill Road is to relocate to the site currently occupied by Budgens on...
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Andrew Medal awarded to Cranfield academic by Society of Chemical Industry
Professor Jane Rickson, Cranfield University’s Professor of Soil Erosion and Conservation, has received the Andrew Medal award from the Society of Chemical Industry (SCI) for her work in the area of ‘neglected science.’
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New homeware and gift shop to open in Cranfield
House to Haven founder, Sarah Fragkakis, is looking forward to welcoming visitors from Bedfordshire, Milton Keynes and beyond to the official opening day on Saturday 24 July 2021 [COVID restrictions depending].
Cranfield’s new homeware and gift shop is taking over the premises that was Marshalls Hardware on the High Street.
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Two Cranfield University engineers named in Top 50 Women in Engineering
Cranfield University has achieved national award success with two engineers being named as winners in the 2021 Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50) and two others reaching the final 100 of the annual awards.
Professor Jane Rickson, Professor of Soil Erosion and Conservation, and Dr Natalia Falagán, Lecturer in Food Science and Technology, were selected as Top 50 winners.
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Professor Chris Fogwill to join Cranfield as Pro-Vice-Chancellor
Professor Chris Fogwill will be joining Cranfield University as pro-vice-chancellor and head of school of water, energy and environment. He will take up his post on 1 October 2021.
Professor Fogwill is currently head of the School of Geography, Geology and the Environment, and professor of glaciology and palaeoclimatology at Keele University.
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Cranfield University forensic science centre of excellence officially opened
A new forensic science ‘centre of excellence’ has been officially opened at Cranfield University. Investment for Cranfield Forensic Institute (CFI) has been targeted in the fields of crime scene investigation, digital forensic investigation and forensic materials analysis, amongst others.
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The Environment Secretary opens Cranfield University Agri-informatics facility
Cranfield University’s new £3.2 million Agri-informatics facility has today (18 June 2021) been officially opened by Rt Hon. George Eustice MP, the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Cranfield and its partners will use the facility to create innovative informatics to support novel business, management and policy approaches in the agricultural sector.
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Bedfordshire FA opens new 3G pitch in Cranfield
Bedfordshire FA and Cranfield Parish Council have announced that Cranfield Pavilion will be open for local grassroots football teams to use fully from the 2021-2022 season.
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