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Boosting flight safety: Cranfield’s icing wind tunnel in action
Gareth Hall2026-08-10T15:26:22+01:0010/08/2026|Tags: aviation, facilities, icing, research, wind tunnel|
The icing wind tunnel (IWT) was established at Cranfield University in 2003. The facility is capable of producing impact ice on models mounted within a range of different test sections. At present, the Cranfield ...
Building more than research: Reflections from the ECRn Symposium 2026
Zoe Nimmo2026-03-30T16:42:07+01:0030/03/2026|Tags: Early Career Research, research, stem|
There’s something quietly powerful about a room full of early career researchers. Not just the ideas, although there were plenty of those—but the conversations, the curiosity, and the sense that everyone is figuring things ...
From lifelong dream to circular economy leader: Q&A with Himesha Randeni on the Environmental Management for Business MSc
Poonam Maini2025-12-10T09:24:57+00:0010/12/2025|Tags: cranfield school of management, environment, Environment Management for Business Msc, research|
What does it take to turn a lifelong passion for the planet into a fulfilling and impactful career? For Himesha Randeni, the answer was the Environmental Management for Business MSc at ...
Evaluating AI tools for research analysis
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2025-09-12T14:08:29+01:0015/09/2025|Tags: AI, barrington, knl, research|
To coincide with the publication of our new web pages dedicated to helping you use AI and GenAI responsibly in your learning and research, we asked Kate Jones, a third year PhD student, to tell ...
Powering Progress: How Cranfield will bring the UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy to life
Cranfield University2025-06-23T15:40:51+01:0023/06/2025|Tags: AI, aviation, business, energy, government, hydrogen, manufacturing, research, research partners|
The keenly anticipated UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy is now published, outlining eight key areas for investment and growth. The Prime Minister writes that it’s a “golden opportunity” and the report foreword says that in ...
Navigating Change from Private Sector to Humanitarian Supply Chain Management
Tammie Argent-Peters2025-07-07T13:16:34+01:0003/06/2025|Tags: cranfield school of management, Humanitarian Logistics, Japan, logistics and supply chain management, research, student journey, supply chain, World food programme|
Seven questions with alumna Miori Naito, Supply Chain Officer in Kenya on her inspiring career shift from commercial to humanitarian supply chain operations, the challenges and rewards of her bold move from Tokyo to ...
