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Mission Command, Management Gaps and High Flying!

By |2021-09-16T12:53:52+01:0013/11/2018|Centre for Business Performance|

We’ve blogged about implementing a Mission Command approach to Leadership in the past: https://blogs.cranfield.ac.uk/leadership-management/cbp/mission-command-turn-ship-around-louis-david-marquet On our travels we’ve heard some people say, “Oh, we’re already doing something like this already (emphasis on already)!”, or “Ah, ...

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Becoming a Bioinformatician

By |2021-09-16T12:53:20+01:0013/11/2018|Agrifood|

Let’s talk about the deep end. Specifically, being thrown into it. Module 1 — Introduction to Bioinformatics using Perl This first week has been a whirlwind. I have just started the Applied Bioinformatics MSc at Cranfield University. Within ...

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Looking towards ‘Manufacturing 2075’ with Professor Dale Russell: Part II

By |2021-09-16T12:49:58+01:0012/11/2018|Manufacturing and Materials|

The future is here. We are in an era of futuristic scenarios creating transformation of the everyday in the co-evolution of humans and technology. Encouraging and accepting whilst forming blurred boundaries of future concepts and ...

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Looking towards ‘Manufacturing 2075’ with Professor Mark Girolami: Part I

By |2021-09-16T12:48:08+01:0005/11/2018|Manufacturing and Materials|

Manufacturing engineering has always been data-centric, based on statistics captured from different forms of measurement. But the available data has been slow to arrive, limited, pedestrian.   A confluence of new technologies has led to ...

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New perspectives in WASH

By |2021-09-16T12:47:39+01:0005/11/2018|Water|

On the 20th September we hosted the 2nd ECR WASH conference: “New perspectives in WASH” at the Cranfield Campus. This conference was primarily organised by PhD students of the Water Science Institute. The conference as ...

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