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.
The technicians have been shortlisted for national awards at the Higher Education Technicians Summit (HETS). They recognise the skills, talent and experience of technicians in higher education and research, across the UK and Ireland.
A new consortium training the next generation of global talent in environmental engineering, advanced manufacturing and the health care sciences have joined forces.
The shortlist for the MK:U International Design Competition for a new model university in the Oxford to Cambridge innovation arc has been announced today.
A multi-university competition at Cranfield Airport last week brought together teams of university students in a game of offence and defence using unmanned air vehicles (UAVs).
Businesses across the South East Midlands Local Enterprise Partnership region are being encouraged to take advantage of the final stages of a grant programme run by Cranfield University
