Blast EcoShield has received major recognition at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, winning a Silver Medal from the RHS and the GreenSTEM Young People’s Choice Award.
Cranfield University’s School of Management has been recognised amongst the best in the world in the 2026 Financial Times Executive Education rankings.
New research into plant-based food and drinks has found a prevalence of mycotoxins – naturally occurring poisonous compounds produced by fungi - in hundreds of vegetarian and vegan products.
Cranfield University has launched a new soil and environmental online database and mapping tool, opening up detailed information about land in England and Wales.
Students from Bedfordshire and Herts had the chance to come to Cranfield University and spend a day immersing themselves in all things aviation, including the opportunity to tour Cranfield's world-class facilities.
Cranfield University has been selected to play a key role in a major UK research initiative aimed at improving the understanding of aviation’s non CO₂ climate impacts.
The project, Blast Ecoshield, conceived and led by Cranfield’s Dr Rachael Hazael CEng, will be exhibited at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 for the first time.
Up to £20 million of Government funding will support technology developments in the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor, with Cranfield a key partner in delivering programmes.
Science experts from Cranfield’s Shrivenham campus recently visited Shrivenham Primary School to deliver a day of outreach activities to Key Stage 2 pupils.
Cranfield University is once again featured amongst the top universities in the world in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, published today [25 March 2026].
