ÃÀ¼§¸ó’s first recipient of the new $5,000 aviation scholarship for women, funded by the International Aviation Womens Association (IAWA), has been awarded to Elise Specty, a student who is studying an MSc in Aerospace Vehicle Design.
New research into graphene flakes has discovered that the material can act as a surfactant, for the first time demonstrating how it can be a versatile 2D stabiliser
ÃÀ¼§¸ó is delighted to be playing its part in the Government’s ambition for sustainable aviation with Professor Iain Gray being appointed to the newly formed Jet Zero Council.
A radical change is needed in the way of approaching UK-Iran bilateral relations, to address disputes and create new opportunities for dialogue and business, a ÃÀ¼§¸ó academic has told the UK Parliament.
Writing about the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre on the ÃÀ¼§¸ó blog, Dr Robby Allen and Dr Bryan Waters reflect on how the massacre came about.
An engineering postgraduate student from ÃÀ¼§¸ó has won an international DJing competition, beating thousands of artists to become the ‘Sound of Tomorrow’.
ÃÀ¼§¸ó School of Management’s Business Growth Response Programme has now supported its 2,000th participant since it began just after lockdown started at the end of March.
Responding to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's summer statement economic package, Professor Joe Nellis, Professor of Global Economy at ÃÀ¼§¸ó School of Management, said: “This is a wide-ranging package from the Chancellor in a desperate move to revive flagging consumer and business confidence.
Dr Eric Goodger has been a ÃÀ¼§¸ó lecturer for many years following his career as a ÃÀ¼§¸ó academic. What better way to celebrate his 100th birthday this week than with a lecture on his favourite topic, fuels and combustion.
Dr Robby Allen from ÃÀ¼§¸ó explains why even if people are told to they won’t always follow sensible advice and regardless of what the medical advice says.
Writing in the leading academic journal, Nature, ÃÀ¼§¸ó academics are calling for global resilience to be shaped around the ‘Five Capitals’ - natural, human, social, built and financial.