School of Engineering News
Costly Crumbling - Understanding the bonds of silicon dioxide
James Kermode leads a study utilising 125million processor hours at Argonne National Laboratory aiming to save money, energy and lives by understanding the chemical bonds in silica.
Papin Prizes awarded to Warwick technicians
Technicians from School of Engineering have been recognised for their outstanding work with Papin Prizes at the 2015 Higher Education Technicians Summit for M5 Universities.
Agreement for Joint Research Laboratory with Chongqing University
Delegates from China visit Warwick to finalise details of new research laboratory in SiC Power Electronics.
Researchers aim to increase performance of silicon photovoltaics to bring lower cost electricity
A new programme of silicon materials research led by the University of Warwick aims to lower the cost of electricity from photovoltaic (PV) solar cells.
Student-built satellite launched into space
Final year MEng students launch CubeSat on European Space Agency rocket.
Researchers investigate hi-tech solutions to help patients get more out of their assistive technology
The researchers, led by Professor Christopher James, will use sensors, Smart Watch technology and unobtrusive ‘tattoo’ sensors, to improve the support patients receive.