Environment
Remote learning during the pandemic
On 16th March 2020 Cranfield University made an announcement that it was moving the remainder of face-to-face classes online. This was after the situation of COVID-19 respiratory infections became a national threat and at the same time as the rest of the world was also gearing up ...
Understanding Group Project TIPs (Theory into Practice)
The time for modules and contact lessons has come to an end and now it’s time to work on group projects. As part of the MSc course, we are not only exposed to post-graduate modules ...
Environment MSc students visit the FAAM Plane
In January, along with some of the students from the Environmental Engineering MSc, we went to Cranfield Airport Hanger 1 to see the FAAM (Facility for Airborne Atmospheric Measurements) plane! The aircraft is joint owned and run ...
Data driven innovation in coastal resilience: Cranfield at the AAAS, Seattle
Plans are in place for the Cranfield input to the upcoming 'American Association for the Advancement of Science' (AAAS) annual conference in Seattle in February. Ron Corstanje and Stephen Hallett [Link], who are serving as ...
The British can’t stand imperfection!
“Too fat”, “too tall”, “too thin”, “not white enough”, ”it’s got weird spots on it’s back though...”. I’m not talking about the labels we humans shamefully put on each other, but about fruits and vegetables. ...
Our Cranfield experience so far…
Monica Rivas Casado, Environment Programme Director, recently invited all of the current Environment MSc students to talk about our first impressions of studying at Cranfield and provide feedback to help improve course activities in the ...