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• News Items, 2008
• Best Engineering Research in the UK
• Dr Ioannis Lestas awarded a Royal Academy of Engineering Fellowship
• Postgraduate poster competition
• Student numbers are up
• Teds in space - One small step for bears, a giant leap for Cambridge outreach
• Oliver racing towards a bright future after gaining first motor sport Blue
• Happold Brilliant Award
• A paper about pile-jacking has netted Engineering PhD student Andrew Jackson more than £2000
• Yak Yak project
• Photonics & Sensors Group co-organises International workshop in Liquid Crystal Photonics
• Engineers develop their Entrepreneurial skills
• Joint Workshop on Image Processing in Medicine
• New research collaboration for health announced
• Alumni event: Cities of the Future
• Engineering Connections Showcase
• CamBridgeSens initiative launch
• Students win an Award at Autonomous Underwater Vehicle competition
• Engineering for a low carbon future seminar series
• Prizes awarded for best essays submitted for IA 'Engineer in Society' module
• New international nanomaterials research programme launched
• Talk by Andrew Blake Honorary Professor in Information Engineering
• Planes ready for take-off in fraction of the time
• Control your TV simply by waving your arm
• Dr Fenner and two former students win RA Carr Prize from Institution of Civil Engineers
• Dr Julian Allwood awarded EPSRC Leadership Fellowship
• Medical jargon 'may harm patients'
• Engineering alumni shine at Beijing Olympics
• Professor Malcolm Smith's inerter raced in Formula One
• Engineering Design Centre paper is a leading Design journal's most downloaded paper over 7 years
• Sport, Ethics and Engineering of the Olympic Games
• Engineering students race off to Germany
• Four Engineering alumni at the Beijing Olympics
• Royal Academy of Engineering announces new Fellows for 2008
• Microsoft Photography Competition at the Department of Engineering winning images
• Women in engineering
• Pilkington Prizes honour teaching excellence
• Cambridge Manufacturing Engineering Design Show 2008
• Nanoscience at forefront of collaboration with Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
• Professor Amaratunga has produced a novel memory device set to rival transistor-switched silicon-based memory
• Flat-screen TVs… and beyond
• Dr Andrea Ferrari receives a European Research Council grant
• Cambridge University Eco Racing solar car drive across Britain
• "Flying wing" model aircraft exhibit at The Science Museum, London
• What makes a good lecturer? A third year student's view
• Fundraising success
• Rocket Car Derby a soaring success
• Student exchange programme with École Centrale Paris
• Irene Vidyanti receives a Sir William Siemens medal
• Engineers "bone" up on biological materials
• E-springs to shape the next generation of vehicle suspension systems
• Student Project Expo 12 May 2008
• Young eco footprinters present findings to the Department
• Dr Andrea Ferrari receives a Marie Curie Award
• Daleks at the Department
• Cambridge academic appointed new Chief Scientific Adviser for the Ministry of Defence
• Outreach work by the Department of Engineering wins national accolade
• Three recent Fellowships in the Department
• Honorary Degree for Professor Jacques Heyman
• New home for the Department's Institute for Manufacturing
• Dr Andrea Ferrari receives the Brian Mercer Award for Innovation in Nanotechnology from The Royal Society
• Engineering for the Life Sciences Week
• Science behind the sound
• Microsoft Photography Competition at the Department of Engineering
• Cambridge and Nokia introduce new stretchable and flexible mobile phone concept
• Professor Dame Ann Dowling elected foreign associate of US National Academy of Engineering
• First Hibbitt Lecturer, Dr Garth Wells is appointed
• Cambridge University groups join forces to help budding entrepreneurs
• Professor Austyn Mair, CBE: 1917 - 2008
• Engineering for a low carbon future: a cross-divisional seminar series
• Graphics chips rev up research results
• 6th Annual Lecture Series in Sustainable Development 2008
• Cambridge launches project SMiRT