Category: Cranfield
Cranfield lecturer shortlisted for national Women in Defence award
Dr Annie Maddison Warren, senior lecturer in Information Systems at the Centre for Electronic Warfare, Information and Cyber at Cranfield University, and champion of young academics, has been shortlisted in the Inspirational Award category at the 2019 Women in Defence Awards.
Women in Defence is a community of men and women dedicated to improving gender balance across the Defence sector.
Dr Maddison Warren has been shortlisted for her dedication to nurturing the defence and security academics of the future.
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Cranfield University welcomes Government proposals to extend international students’ post-study visas
Cranfield University welcomes Government proposals to extend the period of time international students can remain in the UK after their studies to two years.
The Home Office has announced plans to reverse the decision made in 2012 by then-Home Secretary Theresa May that currently forces overseas students to leave four months after finishing their degree if they have not found a job.
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UNO celebrates its first People against Ordinary Awards
Local bus company Uno recognised and rewarded the very best people and teams across its business with its inaugural People Against Ordinary Awards held on Thursday (5 September 2019)
Employees from Cranfield, Northampton and Hatfield came together to celebrate in style at the University of Hertfordshire’s Fielder Centre.
The scheme recognised thirty-six finalists across ten categories, including The Extraordinary Driver of the Year and The WOW Award.
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R G Carter secures contract with Cranfield University
East Anglian construction business, R G Carter, has been awarded the contract to build the new Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC) at Cranfield University.
The £65 million research facility is a partnership between the University and major industry partners such as Aveillant, BOXARR, Saab and Thales, with support from Research England.
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Cranfield Urban Observatory eyes city of the future
Work has started on the Cranfield Urban Observatory, part of the UK’s largest urban research programme. The programme is looking at how our cities could be managed and developed in the future for human wellbeing.
The heart of the Observatory is a £1 million state-of-the-art, campus-wide sensor network. This monitors factors such as air and noise pollution, ecosystem dynamics and resource flows.
The data will be used to investigate the effects of change and plan healthy and sustainable urban environments.
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Cranfield student selected for inaugural Santander STEMships programme
A Cranfield University student has been selected as one of the first ever beneficiaries of the inaugural Santander Universities STEMships programme. The initiative, launched by Santander UK, is dedicated to supporting female engineering students at universities across the country and aims to encourage more women to embark on a career in the UK engineering industry.
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Cranfield University students win award for ‘innovative’ water project
A team of students from Cranfield University has won an award from a national water association for designing an ‘innovative’ water scheme for an eco-friendly hotel.
The Cranfield team’s project, called Eco-Hotel, encompassed designing a drinking water, grey water and wastewater treatment plant for Eco-Stay’s flagship ‘off-grid’ ecohotel in Exeter.
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Scotland’s Transport Secretary pays visit to Cranfield University
Scotland’s Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity Secretary, Michael Matheson MSP, visited Cranfield University on 9th August 2019. He was on a fact-finding mission to learn more about the latest technological developments in sustainable aerospace and aviation.
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Cranfield professor receives prestigious Higher Education Award
Cranfield University academic, Professor Richard Wilding, OBE, has been awarded a national teaching fellowship. Professor Wilding is professor of Supply Chain Strategy at Cranfield School of Management.
Award showcases outstanding impact of individuals and teams who teach or support learning in UK higher education.
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Cranfield’s space team part of ESA’s Comet Interceptor mission
Uni students will be involved in some of the support workCranfield’s University’s Centre for...
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Cranfield children bloom with Bloor Homes
Children from Cranfield Academy got their fingers green at a planting event organised by Bloor Homes’ Cranfield Park development.
The project marked National Children’s Gardening Week. It saw the children put paint to paper to come up with some colourful creations to inspire the design of garden troughs.
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Five designs unveiled in International Design Competition for MK:U University Quarter
Judging panel will begin deliberations after the exhibitionMilton Keynes Council, the project...
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