Centre for Materials
Cranfield, England
Joined May 2018
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Visit our “#Advanced #Materials MSc” page on LinkedIn for more information about this course👇
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👋Welcoming our 2025/26 cohort of students 👋
#advanced #materials #composites #SurfaceEngineering #polymers #graphene
This is a fabulous example of how our students present their work for #formative #assessment as part of their #MSc #Advanced #Materials: #Engineering and #Industrial Applications 👇
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#Composites
#Polymers
#Sensors
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We are delighted to announce that on June 9th 2025, Composites and Advanced Materials Centre merged with Surface Engineering and Precision Centre to form @CranfieldUni 's "Centre of Materials", led by Prof @KKcran
#SurfaceEngineering
#Composites
#precision
#AdvancedMaterials
Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
In excess of 1,000 commercial flights per day are affected by GPS location spoofing. Writing this in an airport waiting for my flight to Barcelona, perhaps I should be a little more unnerved by that stat than I am!
I recently visited @CranfieldUni, one of the UK’s leading aviation research centres, to discover more about the growing issue of GPS spoofing, its impact on civil aviation, and the measures being deployed to tackle it. Speaking with Peter Terry-Brown from @Spirent, I learnt that:
✈️ 41,000 GPS spoofing events were recorded between the middle of August and middle of September last year.
📍 It’s not only aviation that’s affected by location spoofing, and it doesn’t only take place in active war zones.
🛡️ Like cyber security, there are a variety of testing, hardening and awareness measures needed to mitigate the threat.
Lots more detail in the video - and if you want to find out more about protecting commercial aviation against location spoofing threats, take a look at the ebook linked below.
#GNSS #Spoofing #PNT #SpirentAmbassador #ad #5G #GPS #aviation #aerospace
Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
Fully-funded PhD in Sustainable Manufacturing! Focus on thin-walled investment casting for aerospace using CFD simulations to enhance efficiency & sustainability.
Apply now: bit.ly/3E3T9T8
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LOOPS, VOLTS & INSIDE THE LINE
We have an #advanced #materials , #graphene and #composites #engineering inspired art exhibition this week (15-17 April) by @CranfieldUni ‘s artist in residence @kenbanks2014
Venue: Stafford Cripps Centre, Cranfield University
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This innovative exhibition showcases a body of work shaped by leading-edge research at @CranfieldUni
Loops, Volts and Inside the Line explores the material intersections of science, technology, & art, presenting a compelling visual response to advanced engineering processes
Two of our colleagues, Nenglong Yang and @MehdiAsareh are presenting today at @iom3 #ICMAC2025
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#advancedmaterials #composites #polymers #simulation
Further info: iom3.org/events-awards/icmac…
Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
Some great photos of our Materials workshops and equipment from 1962. Today we are still linking fundamental materials research with manufacturing to develop novel technologies and improve the science base of the manufacturing research. @Cranfield_MFG #CranfieldPhotoArchive
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We're excited to announce the next nine successful projects of the Green Future Investments Ltd Future Frontiers Fund 👏
Over the next six months, each project will be working to advance their ideas towards proof-of-concept.
#BSW25
Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
Hydrogen's rise in clean energy brings material challenges: embrittlement, permeation, cryogenic integrity & corrosion. Join our 4-day course to tackle these and lead in hydrogen tech. From production to use, we’ve got you covered!
Register now: bit.ly/3Q2PTKh
Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
Hydrogen is the future of clean energy! Join our 4-day intensive course to gain practical insights into hydrogen tech & the supply chain.
Perfect for engineers, researchers & industry leaders.
Register now: bit.ly/3Q2PTKh
Read this @CompositesWrld piece on #PLEIADES ,an EU-funded 3 year project aiming to address the need for #advanced #composite #materials in #aerospace through its digital transformation. Dr Alex Skordos is leading our centre's contribution to the project👇
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And this👇
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Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
🙌 Brilliant news in the latest QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2025 with us retaining our place in the top 15% of universities worldwide.
Learn more: bit.ly/4f9aVB4
Please consider completing this 10-15 min survey distributed by @compositesuk & @BristolUni
Your answers will help understanding the composites research sector’s opportunities, barriers and challenges.
No contact details or personal info required
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Cranfield University Composites Centre retweeted
We offer a module on Referencing And Avoiding Plagiarism on your Canvas dashboard. It explains the role and importance of citing references and how to incorporate the work of other authors into your own work without plagiarising. Find out more: blogs.cranfield.ac.uk/librar…
ALT Image shows a woman with long blonde hair using a laptop, taken from above. She is sitting at a wooden desk and is wearing a watch with a brown leather strap. The text, in a red box in the top left of the image reads: Have you completed your Referencing and Avoiding Plagiarism module yet? We suggest you do this before your first assignment to ensure you cite your sources correctly and don’t inadvertently plagiarise someone else’s work. It is compulsory for taught students to complete the module, and highly recommended for research students. Find it on your Canvas dashboard.
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Fascinating talk by Dr. Richard Grainger from HTMS yesterday @CranfieldUni
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