22/01/2020
The latest issues of our quarterly eNewsletters, Alumni Matters, are now available! Click the links below to read more about the latest news and thought-leadership happening at Cranfield.
Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing version
Highlights from this issue:
- Looking forward to 2020: a discussion of the challenges, trends and opportunities we may face in aerospace, transport and manufacturing.
- Nine key takeaways from the Aviation and the Environment conference.
- Token nods towards sustainability are no longer enough: the future of manufacturing.
- Propelling our way to success: an update on the plans to expand our National Flying Laboratory Centre.
Cranfield Defence and Security version
Highlights from this issue:
- Rise of the zombies: Dr Duncan Hodges explains how network connected smart devices in our homes could be infected with malware and used to launch DDoS attacks.
- Looking forward to 2020: Jeremy Smith and Sean Price discuss some of the defence and security trends we may see this year.
- Lieutenant Commander Ed Oates discusses wargaming in a recent blog post.
- Archaeologists and anthropologists from the Cranfield Forensic Institute are collaborating with the USA Defense Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Accounting Agency to help recover missing WWII soldiers.
School of Management version
Highlights from this issue:
- Professor Oglethorpe introduces himself to our alumni community and discusses the recent successes and future challenges for the School of Management.
- Announcement of the School of Management 2020 Alumni Award winners.
- Looking forward – what challenges will organisations face in 2020?
- Professor David Denyer on why you need an Organisational Resilience Strategy.
Water, Energy and Environment version
Highlights from this issue:
- How to go green, greenly: how we can effectively reduce the environmental impact of our diets, without inadvertently solving one problem while causing another.
- Developing the water scientists of the future: a summary of the work Cranfield is doing to nurture future water industry talent.
- Nine key takeaways from the Aviation and the Environment conference.
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