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Cambridge team win soft robotics manipulation challenge

07 May 2019

Engineering PhD students Josie Hughes and Kieran Gilday have won an international soft robotics manipulation challenge with their robot CambridgeARM. 

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A new information engineering course with autonomous driving at its heart

02 May 2019

The Department of Engineering has launched a new information engineering course for second year undergraduate students with a focus on autonomous driving.

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Alumni stories: carving a career in engineering in the 1950s

01 May 2019

Alumna Ann Roberts (née Wilkinson) shares her memories of being an engineering student at Cambridge during the 1950s. 

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University of Cambridge and CentraleSupélec celebrate ten years of student exchange programme

29 Apr 2019

The University of Cambridge and CentraleSupélec are celebrating 10 years of of their student exchange programme. 

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Enjoy a ‘Pint of Science’ in Cambridge

26 Apr 2019

Cambridge engineers and alumni will take centre stage at this year’s Pint of Science festival.

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Engineer awarded prestigious fellowship

25 Apr 2019

Dr Ioannis Brilakis has been awarded a Hans Fischer Senior Fellowship in recognition of his contributions to the area of ‘Digital Twins for the Built Environment’.

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Improving journeys to work

23 Apr 2019

The future of commuting into Cambridge, including how congestion can be reduced and air quality improved, will be explored as part of a new collaboration.

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Cambridge engineer supports next steps in lunar exploration

17 Apr 2019

Cambridge engineer and Canadian astronaut Dr Jenni Sidey-Gibbons will join colleagues at the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) in a project that will see humans return to the Moon. 

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Cambridge AI expert to speak at Hay Festival 2019

16 Apr 2019

What are the implications of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) for society? This is just one of the many topics up for discussion at Hay Festival 2019.

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The uncertain unicycle that taught itself and how it’s helping AI make good decisions

15 Apr 2019

Cambridge researchers are pioneering a form of machine learning that starts with only a little prior knowledge and continually learns from the world around it.

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