Cranfield’s National Flying Laboratory Classroom – up in the air
How better to learn about aerodynamics, than by experiencing them in flight? Andy Foster, Senior Lecturer,...
Working at Cranfield blog posts
Personal time machine
Angelisa Allen takes part in a research project into self-driving vehicles and starts imagining what she...
Talking STEM with Jane Hodgkinson
What do you do on a typical day (if there is such a thing)? You’re right,...
Airport Emergency Exercise; view from the runway
Since working at Cranfield over the last four years, I have never seen a request for...
In the spotlight: Sabrina Cipullo
Sabrina Cipullo is a Marie Curie Early Stage Researcher in Environmental Science at Cranfield Water Science...
What is it like to be a female engineer? International Women in Engineering Day 2018
STEM is literally a field where ‘things happen’. It is constantly changing and evolving, whether it...
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,...
Open Doors Staff Tour: National Flying Laboratory Centre
As a new starter at Cranfield, I am particularly intrigued by the many different facilities on...
How’s the weather for flying? Open doors staff tour to the FAAM
Visiting an airport always gives me a thrill. Today I wasn’t leaving one to fly to...
Bearing the load: open doors staff tour to the Structural Integrity Laboratory
This was my second staff tour, and I found it as fascinating as the first. Dr...