Oana Niculescu’s PhD research is aiming to improve upon solutions to an age-old problem faced by astronomers: how to correct telescope images distorted by the Earth’s atmosphere.
A monitoring tool, developed and deployed in London during the COVID-19 pandemic, has demonstrated how computer vision and machine learning techniques may benefit public health.
A presentation by PhD student Diarmid Xu on the response of rock-scour protection to earthquake induced liquefaction for offshore wind applications, has won the Cooling Prize.
Vareesh Pratap has secured a Royce@Cambridge scholarship on the impulse programme for tech innovators with his idea for energy profiling of intact in-use vehicles.
Postdoctoral researcher Dr Amparo Güemes González has been announced as a recipient of the 2023 Rising Talent Awards by the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women In Science programme.
4th year engineering student Yi Chen Hock shares her journey developing her creative and technical skills and offers insights that might help others who are interested in art and engineering.
In Formula One, every millisecond counts. Just ask alumna Hannah Schmitz, Oracle Red Bull Racing's Principal Strategy Engineer, who, on race days, has to instantly react to live scenarios.
Researchers have designed an energy-efficient robot hand that can grasp a range of objects –& not drop them– using just the movement of its wrist & the feeling in its ‘skin’
