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Advanced Motorsport Mechatronics MSc student Tom on life at Cranfield and his Formula 1 aspirations
Cranfield University2024-03-21T12:31:38+00:0002/02/2024|Tags: advanced motorsport mechatronics, formula one, motorsport, motorsport industry, msc|
Tom Webster is an Advanced Motorsport Mechatronics MSc student and recipient of the Motorsport Future Technologies Award. Here, he talks about why he chose his programme, his experience so far, and his career aspirations. ...
What can natural wetlands teach us about designing nature-based solutions?
Autumn Handscombe2024-02-15T15:30:28+00:0001/02/2024|Tags: world wetland day|
In light of World Wetlands Day, it is only fitting to talk about how learning about the innate ability of natural wetlands to improve water quality and deliver multiple benefits has resulted in the ...
Using strategic foresight techniques to think about our future food system
Hayley Rook2024-02-05T15:34:56+00:0030/01/2024|Tags: energy and sustainability, Strategic Foresight, Sustainability MSc, Sustainability MSc Apprenticeship|
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine you’re sitting down for dinner in the year 2050. What’s on your plate? Maybe alternative protein is the centrepiece of your meal, whether that’s crickets sprinkled ...
Three reasons to study Additive Manufacturing at Cranfield
Poonam Maini2024-01-30T10:44:29+00:0030/01/2024|Tags: india, manufacturing, Metal Additive Manufacturing, PhD|
“Do not hesitate. Additive manufacturing is a booming industry that is still at a primitive stage and promises a significant amount of novel work and research and development.” Part-time boxer, Shantanu Mitra was ...
Choosing Cranfield University: A Decision Based on Quality Education and Industry Experience
Poonam Maini2024-01-10T13:29:18+00:0010/01/2024|Tags: Maintenance Engineering and Asset Management, manufacturing, Nigeria, Sub Sahara Africa|
By studying the Maintenance Engineering and Asset Management MSc at Cranfield University, Jamilu Buhari, from Nigeria, is able to pursue a passion that aligns with his profession. He decided to choose a reputable institution ...
The big rocks don’t always go first: near and long-term sustainable aviation levers
Cranfield University2024-01-08T13:17:46+00:0008/01/2024|Tags: aircraft, aviation, digital aviation, hydrogen aircraft, net zero, propulsion, reducing aircraft emissions, sustainable aviation, zero emissions|
As the aviation industry efforts to support "net zero" by 2050(1) continue to progress and evolve, we have many discrete efforts, or "levers", by which to act. Of course, CO2 emissions are not the ...
