12 months on…navigating the new norm
Students and the Career Development Service working together! We can’t hear you…. You’re on mute!! No, I haven't lost the art of communicating (heaven forbid) I’m on zoom! It is one of those annoying but ...
Studying water at Cranfield
Hello there! I’m Louise and I’m from Cameroon. Let’s have an inside look of my journey from my home country to this well-renowned University called Cranfield. My interest in the water sector came from the ...
The power of graphene – from prototypes to products
In November 2020, the UK Government added graphene to its list of highly strategic materials, signalling this advanced two-dimensional material as a top priority for the UK manufacturing industry. One million times thinner than a ...
Cranfield’s women in defence: Dr Marie Cahillane, Head of the Applied Psychology Group
Marie is a cognitive psychologist and an innovator in applying cognitive science to improving skills retention among the defence and security workforce.
Cranfield’s women in defence: Dr Sarah Morris, Senior Lecturer in Digital Investigation
Sarah’s work in digital investigation and forensics involves her gathering information from digital devices ranging from washing machines to smart watches. It includes supporting law enforcement in their day-to-day operations and providing intelligence for ongoing activities either in the military or police, and providing cutting-edge knowledge of how to work with devices, in particular research methods as devices change so often.
Cranfield’s women in defence: Dr Anicée Van Engeland, Associate Professor of International Security & Law
Anicée is a leading academic authority in Iranian affairs and innovator in the study of Islamic law, examining human rights, security and conflict. Her research has been used to provide a bottom-up perspective analysis on de-radicalisation and she has engaged directly with armed groups, for example in Syria, to bridge gaps in understanding humanitarian law.
Get involved in STEM: Lisa Humphreys
Did you know by just baking a cake, you're actually combining ingredients just like Lisa does in the lab? Read about what it means to put two and two together.
Get to know Michelle Jia Ou, MBA Class of 2021-22
"Upon completing the Cranfield MBA, I aim to become one of the women leaders who bring diversity, social impact and shape the future of work to be inclusive and equitable for all," says Michelle Jia ...
Addressing the air pollution challenge in Africa – a cocktail approach
Africa is entangled with synchronising challenges which are but not limited to environmental pollution, poor governance, malnutrition, communicable diseases, limited access to clean water, civil war and poor maintenance culture. For the purposes of this ...
A sit down with Daniel Sandars
Can you tell us more about your area of research and your role at Cranfield University? Broadly speaking, I am an Operational Researcher who blends the sciences of farming, the environment, and better decisions to ...