Environment
Are we eating ourselves out of water?
Have you ever stopped to wonder how much water it takes to supply you with enough food to eat? Everything that we eat requires water for its production – from growing the plants we eat ...
My Life in Cranfield
I am MSc Environmental Engineering student from China. I applied for Cranfield University about two years ago but due to my work I had to delay my enrolment. The first time I heard about Cranfield ...
Naomi wins poster prize!
On Wednesday 4th September 2019 it was the Thesis Presentation Day which marks the end of the MSc courses for this year! Every year a prize is awarded to the student with the best poster ...
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., ...
Sand Dams: A Local Solution for Clean Drinking Water
Kenya is classified among the most water scarce countries in the world. About 60 percent of Kenyans have improved drinking water access and only 29 percent have access to improved sanitation. The impact of this ...
Rivers connecting countries and people in India
Imagine: You're a taxi driver in India and you pick up four Europeans from the airport for a trip to the foothills of the Himalaya. You quickly learn that whenever the car crosses a bridge, ...