‘First-of-its-kind’ study hopes to minimise motion sickness in autonomous vehicles

17 May 2019

Researchers are developing a mathematical model for motion sickness that will help stop people becoming ill when travelling in autonomous vehicles

Cranfield students win prize in Unilever Ice-cream Innovation Accelerator competition

17 May 2019

A group of students from Cranfield University has won a £5,000 prize from Unilever to help them develop the next generation of ice cream products

UK Aerospace Universities Consortium members meet Aerospace Technology Institute at Cranfield University

17 May 2019

The UK Aerospace Research Consortium members recently met with the Aerospace Technology Institute at Cranfield University

L3 expands its UK flight training with a new site at Cranfield Airport

15 May 2019

The location will help to increase L3’s flight training capacity for cadets across its European training programs

Cranfield announced as one of three preferred locations for relocation of Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group

14 May 2019

Marshall of Cambridge has announced that it intends to relocate Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group and has identified Cranfield as one of its three preferred locations

Professor David Oglethorpe appointed new Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Cranfield School of Management

13 May 2019

Cranfield is delighted to announce that Professor David Oglethorpe will be joining the University as Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Cranfield School of Management

1000th participant enrols on PLP

13 May 2019

Cranfield University’s customised programme for the UK Government will reach the milestone of 1,000 participants when the next cohort arrives in May

Cranfield joins forces with The Alan Turing Institute

08 May 2019

Mark Briers appointed as Professor of Cyber Security, tackling AI defence and security challenges

Peer-to-peer bonuses may have 'unintended' negative consequences, expert warns

03 May 2019

Peer-to-peer bonuses may seem to offer short-term benefits, but could damage performance and wellbeing in the long term

Female students challenged to 'Aim High' for International Women in Engineering Day

02 May 2019

In support of INWED 2019, Cranfield University hosted an interactive event encouraging female students to consider a career in engineering

Revolutionary X-ray scanner receives US Homeland Security funding

01 May 2019

Halo X-ray Technologies Ltd, a next-generation X-ray security scanner developed using technology produced at Cranfield and Nottingham Trent Universities, has been awarded $1.6 million.

MPs stressed by Brexit must look after their wellbeing

01 May 2019

A Cranfield University psychologist is urging MPs to do all they can to maintain clear thinking.

Vital for the criminal justice system that digital forensics keeps pace with technological developments

01 May 2019

House of Lords select committee has published its forensic science report, highlighting the importance of digital forensics in criminal trials

We must preserve soil health in order to tackle climate change

29 Apr 2019

Soil contains three times the amount of carbon than is found in the atmosphere, making it a vital part of efforts to mitigate climate change.

World's leading thinkers in water technology head to Edinburgh

26 Apr 2019

Some of the world's leading thinkers in water and wastewater technology will be attending the LET2019 Conference in Edinburgh