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Milton Keynes hosted the Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition and we (Cranfield) hosted the supply chain and logistics stage. The Manufacturing and Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition took place on 10 March 2022 ...
Autism masking is a term used to describe how an autistic person unconsciously or consciously conceals their behaviours, traits or characteristics. It is a way to try to fit in, to be seen as ‘normal’ ...
Flight delays – the bigger picture! Almost everyone must have experienced a flight delay or cancellation and wondered - what causes this? While affecting both the passengers and the airline, a delayed or cancelled flight ...
Too much of the debate around climate change and sustainability is fixed on CO2 emissions and renewable energy. What’s talked about far less, but is equally as fundamental to dealing with the climate emergency — ...
So Cranfield Manufacturing and materials week 2021 is over and what a full week it was! We started off with a panel of speakers chaired by Rosa Wilkinson (Policy Director of the High Value Manufacturing ...
COP26 in Glasgow finished a couple of weeks ago, and despite only attending in person for one day, I am still recovering from the excitement and energy I expended. I imagine those involved in the ...
In 2019 the average medical gloves used in England every month was 150 million. During the height of the pandemic (Feb 2020 - August 2021), this figure rose to 500 million. To put it into ...
Professor Mark Jolly, Director of Manufacturing, and Hiran Odedra, Cranfield’s Head of ED&I discuss the importance of diversity in creating the strongest team. Over the last few years the importance of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion ...
The decarbonisation agenda has been talked about by politicians the world over. In 2015, the Paris Agreement dramatically stated that the world needed to limit global warming to 1.5 Celsius compared to pre-industrial levels, by 2050. The ...
If there’s one thing everyone involved with tackling climate change agrees on, it’s the need for collaboration globally. Partnerships of all shapes and sizes, a coming together of governments, business, industry regulators and the third ...