Working at Cranfield
Uber Elevate is Rising to the Challenge
Cranfield University2021-09-16T16:54:15+01:0020/09/2019|Tags: air transport, air transport industry, air transport management, air transport management msc, transport, transport systems, uber|
By Yani Asmayawati Professor Iain Gray and I recently attended the 3rd Annual Uber Elevate Summit in Washington DC. We were two of the 1,500 attendees from 31 countries representing a very diverse audience from government ...
An unexpected voyage to St. Kilda
Cranfield University2021-09-16T16:56:49+01:0005/09/2019|Tags: colleagues, filomeno martina, outer hebrides, research, sailing, scotland, stefano longo|
Stefano: Kennedy famously said that the Americans chose to go to the moon not because it was easy, but because it was hard. We chose to sail a 43 feet yacht, with a relatively inexperienced ...
Cranfield – the beginning and the end of 11 wonderful years in the UK
Cranfield University2023-08-29T10:58:21+01:0004/09/2019|
In 2008 I arrived in the UK to study my Master’s in design and Innovation for Sustainability at the Centre for Competitive Creative Design (C4D) at Cranfield. At that time, I never could have imagined ...
Meeting the bees
Cranfield University2023-04-19T14:25:03+01:0029/07/2019|
It’s not every day you get the chance to don a beekeeping suit and get up-close and personal with the local bees at your place of work, but in June, that’s exactly what I did. ...
Cranfield’s National Flying Laboratory Classroom – up in the air
Cranfield University2021-09-16T16:48:44+01:0012/06/2019|
How better to learn about aerodynamics, than by experiencing them in flight? Andy Foster, Senior Lecturer, Cranfield University, explains the role of the institution’s unique Jetstream 31 ‘flying classroom’ - which is now aimed to ...
Personal time machine
Cranfield University2021-09-16T16:02:33+01:0018/04/2019|
Angelisa Allen takes part in a research project into self-driving vehicles and starts imagining what she could do with the extra time they would create on her daily commute. “What would I do with two ...