Aerospace
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, ...
The Future of Aviation: Aircraft Electrification
Introduction – The need for electric propulsion In the automotive industry, electrification is developing at a fast rate. In the UK, both electric and hybrid cars are becoming a common sight on the roads, as ...
My experience of studying an MSc in Robotics
Hello, my name is Raviteja Burugu, I am from India and I am studying an MSc in Robotics. In this blog I will share my experience as a student during the Induction Week and first ...
Cranfield and Exeter’s journey to the European Space Technology Centre (ESTEC)
We are a team of seven students, five from the Cranfield MSc Astronautics and Space Engineering, one Cranfield’s PhD student in the space group and one PhD student from Exeter University (our worm experts-more later) ...
From Malaysia to Cranfield, to Washington D.C. – Part Two
Houston we have lift-off. This story is a continuation from part one where I shared my story as a PhD student at Cranfield University and my recent experience at the International Astronautical Congress 2019 as ...