Department of Engineering

  • Laser-assisted cold spray: a new generation of innovative manufacturing technology

  • Wayve – a pioneer in Embodied AI for autonomous driving – partners with Uber for trials in the UK

  • Dr Tore Butlin – Pilkington Prize winner 2025

  • Advancing ethically informed socio-technical safety of AI systems in the public sector

  • Dr Poppy Oldroyd named 2025 Schmidt Science Fellow

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Latest news

Laser-assisted cold spray: a new generation of innovative manufacturing technology

02 Jul 2025

The Centre for Industrial Photonics (CIP) at the Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) has developed a groundbreaking additive manufacturing technique, laser-assisted cold spray (LACS).

Wayve – a pioneer in Embodied AI for autonomous driving – partners with Uber for trials in the UK

30 Jun 2025

UK AI company Wayve – co-founded by alumnus Alex Kendall in 2017 – has announced a partnership with Uber to develop and launch public road trials of fully autonomous vehicles in the UK.

Dr Tore Butlin – Pilkington Prize winner 2025

26 Jun 2025

Dr Tore Butlin, Associate Professor in Dynamics and Vibration, has been awarded one of the University’s Pilkington Prizes for excellence in teaching.

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