Aerospace
A few excerpts from my experience to students who are away from home
I never would have imagined in my wildest dreams that one day I would be stranded in a foreign country, thousands of miles away from the comfort of my family and friends. It never occurred ...
Turning obstacles into opportunities – moving our teaching online in aerospace, transport systems and manufacturing
The lockdown measures introduced in the middle of March presented a number of challenges across our University, as we moved swiftly to make sure we could deliver the unique Cranfield experience to our students and ...
My experience at the British Antarctic Survey
Last month I had the chance to visit one of the most fascinating science institutions that I know in the United Kingdom, the British Antartic Survey (BAS). It is an institute of the Natural Environment Research ...
How often do we use robots?
How often do we use robots, will collaborative/companion robots with better Human Robot Interactions change the world? My name is Raviteja Burugu, I am from India and I am studying an MSc in Robotics at ...
Cranfield and Exeter’s journey to Esrange Space Center in Sweden for the BAMMsat project
Header image: A beautiful aurora for our last day at Esrange. We are a team BoB (BAMMsat-on-BEXUS). Thanks to the REXUS/BEXUS programme, we will be launching a version of Cranfield bioCubeSat programme called BAMMsat. Thanks ...
Turmoil in the sky
The environmental impact of aircraft carbon footprint is of rising importance to all operators as consumer demand for air travel continues to grow. The aviation industry holds a small contribution to global emissions, but unequivocally, ...