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Expert warns cyber attack on Labour Party may be precursor to bigger, more sophisticated attacks

12 Nov 2019

Dr Duncan Hodges warns cyber attack on Labour Party may be precursor to bigger, more sophisticated attacks

Cranfield University partners with US Department of Defense to recover WW2 casualties

11 Nov 2019

Academics are working as part of a new collaboration to recover and identify service personnel unaccounted for from World War Two.

New insect database to help with forensic investigations

24 Oct 2019

Researchers at Cranfield University are using insects to develop a database to provide a complementary method of estimating time since death

Cranfield developing future ground vehicles for UK armed forces

15 Oct 2019

Cranfield University is working with Government and industry partners to explore innovative solutions for ground vehicle mobility.

Cranfield University to lead national security academic network

09 Sep 2019

Cranfield University is taking the lead for the Academic Resilience and Security Community

Cranfield forensic experts support Masterpiece London Art Fair

15 Jul 2019

Scientists from Cranfield Forensic Institute (CFI) have provided technical scientific input into vetting at Masterpiece London Art Fair 2019

Leading figures in technology and management honoured

27 Jun 2019

Leading figures from the world of technology and management will receive Honorary Doctorates from Cranfield University in ceremonies, at the University’s Bedfordshire campus, over the next two days.

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

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.

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