Autonomous systems for environmental monitoring
Autonomous systems are a key priority in governmental agendas. In 2013, David Willetts included them as...
Environmental Technology blog posts
A day in the life of a researcher on the Antarctic Circumpolar Expedition
After the first few days on board the Akademik Treshnikov (a research vessel that has just...
My response to the Flooding Manifesto
Flooding in the UK continues to cause damage and suffering on a frequent basis with substantial...
When ideas take flight – exploring entrepreneurship whilst studying
I am now in the final year of my four-year PhD studentship at Cranfield. It’s been...
“The Innovation One” – A better life in rural areas
Love it or loathe it, the EU has had a profound effect on the lives and...
Showcasing my Cranfield research at outreach events
More than 200 years of industrialisation has left a legacy of contaminated sites across Europe. According...
The misunderstood vulture can’t go the way of the dodo
Vultures are a keystone species facing an alarming decrease in numbers globally. They do have something...
Phasing out HFCs – A big win for our climate
Last week’s news from Kigali, Rwanda, that hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) emissions are being phased out globally is...
Why we’re launching the Cleantech Entrepreneurship MSc
Over the past few decades there has been a lot of attention on renewable energy technologies...
Grandpa goes to Cranfield
I hadn’t imagined I would ever be going back to university again, much less that I...