Five reasons why research engagement is vital for academic success
Research engagement is often played down in the academic world, despite its obvious benefits. Much effort,...
Water blog posts
Here you’ll find the latest blog posts from students and staff specialising in water. You can find out more about our work in water, and take a look at our courses, on our main website.
Get to know your SWEE Student Academic Support team
When you arrive at Cranfield you will be introduced to your Student Academic Support (SAS) team....
What do healthier diets mean for the water scarcity footprint of the UK fruit and veg system?
It is now a well-established fact that eating fresh fruit and vegetables is highly beneficial for...
Can we use cleaning products to improve sanitation systems in developing countries?
Toilets, and how we clean them, very rarely comes up in most people’s conversations. We visit...
When water gives you lemons
Multiple complexities shape the connections between water efficiency and resilience in managing drought risks at different...
2017 graduation prize winners: Energy and Power, Environment and Agrifood, Water
Cranfield’s Graduation Ceremony was held in June 2017. As part of the celebrations, Energy and Power, Environment...
Helping circular economy business leaders see beyond their own time
“The eyes of the future are looking back at us and they are praying for us...
The Cape water crisis and the UK fruit system
The UK imports 327,000 tons of fresh fruits from South Africa each year, being the second most...
Avoca-don’t? The global avocado crisis and the question of supply system resilience
“Holy Guacamole” and “Guaca-moolah”! Headline writers and twitter addicts have had a field day over the recent...
Water quality: When are bacteria dead?
Accurately testing the quality of our water is vital to ensure the safety of the water...