research
Using grey literature in your research: A short guide
Angela Sparks2024-07-22T12:02:11+01:0022/07/2024|Tags: barrington, grey literature, knl, research, SOMLibrary, thesis|
As you research and write your thesis, you might come across, or be looking for, ‘grey literature’. This is quite simply material that is either unpublished, or published but not in a commercial form. Types ...
My journey in computational fluid dynamics: Cranfield University to Montanuniversity Leoben
Poonam Maini2024-07-22T12:40:51+01:0003/07/2024|Tags: computational fluid dynamics, india, research|
Hi, I’m Aswath Ashok and I am soon to graduate (2024) with a Master of Science in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) from Cranfield University, a prestigious institution in the UK. My current research project ...
Developing the CRIS – now you can do more!
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2024-06-25T14:58:38+01:0025/06/2024|Tags: barrington, cris, early career researchers, knl, research, research excellence framework, research publishing, SOMLibrary|
Our new CRIS (research information system) was launched in December 2023 and the team have been working hard behind the scenes to make it even better. We have just introduced three new improvements that we ...
No data submissions to CORD, our research data system, from 21 February
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2024-02-15T13:29:24+00:0013/02/2024|Tags: barrington, knl, open access, open research, rdm, research, research data, research data management, research publishing, SOMLibrary|
Following the successful launch of a new CRIS, a related project is now being undertaken to develop a new joint platform for our CERES and CORD systems. The new platform will enable us to manage ...
Launch of the new University research information system (CRIS)
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2024-02-05T15:32:31+00:0006/02/2024|Tags: barrington, early career researchers, knl, research, research excellence framework, research publishing, SOMLibrary|
As you are now hopefully aware, our new Current Research Information System (CRIS) successfully launched as planned on Friday 15 December. From last week, all academic profiles in the system are now syncing on our ...
Researching Deathwatch beetles aboard HMS Victory
Gareth Hall2023-11-27T14:46:49+00:0022/11/2023|Tags: british history, cranfield forensics institute, forensic analysis, MicroCT, PhD, research, scanning|
Cathryn Harvey is a current PhD researcher at Cranfield University within the Forensic Institute. She joined a research study project taking place on HMS Victory at the National Museum of the Royal Navy whilst looking ...