Defence and Security
COVID-19 and terrorism: assessing the short- and long-term impacts
Summary The COVID-19 pandemic is already having a significant impact on terrorism in a variety of ways. There is a mixed picture on the level of attacks in the short-term – lockdown measures will tend ...
Helping to revive wargaming in the Royal Navy
Wargaming played a vital role during World War Two in helping Royal Navy ship and submarine commanders to outthink their opponents in the Battle for the Atlantic and keep convoy supply routes to the UK ...
Cranfield University Knowledge Transfer Partnership Associates – helping businesses to achieve growth with academic expertise
Cranfield University has a portfolio of diverse collaborative projects with business that are run under Innovate UK's Knowledge Transfer Partnership scheme (KTP). Our current KTP business partners include: Siemens Industrial Turbomachinary Ltd., Warden Plastics Ltd., ...
Meet Cranfield Defence and Security, 3MT competition winner
An interview with Cranfield Defence and Security 3MT competition winner, PhD student Sarah Gosling. Developed by Queensland University, the 3MT competition challenges research students to concisely articulate their research to a non-specialist audience in just ...
Fast jet pilot to cyberspace operations
We recently caught up with Cyberspace Operations MSc graduate Pete Cooper to find out about his views on the course and what he’s been up to since graduating. What attracted you to studying at Cranfield? ...
Engineers, scientists, armed forces personnel and industry come together for the 52nd HRV Conference and Workshop
We recently hosted the 52nd UK Conference and Workshop on Human Response to Vibration at the Sudbury House Hotel in Faringdon, just a few miles down the road from our base at Shrivenham. The conference ...