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Job opening: University Assistant Professor in Applied Mechanics

10 October 2022

Applications are invited for a University Assistant Professorship in Applied Mechanics . Relevant research fields include, but are not limited to, dynamics and vibrations, impact mechanics, computational mechanics, "green machines", robotics and sustainability. The role-holder will be expected to provide innovative...

Job Opening: University Lectureship in Biomechanics and Mechanobiology

27 November 2018

Applications are invited for a University Lectureship in Biomechanics and Mechanobiology. The successful candidate will join the Mechanics, Materials and Design Division to add to its expertise in Bioengineering. Applicants should have earned a Ph.D. in Engineering or a related discipline and ideally with post-doctoral...

Black researchers shaping the future

12 October 2018

Dr Alexander Komashie explores coming to Cambridge, inspiration and motivation in as part of the UK's Black History Month.

Cambridge Alumna and Conservation Engineer makes 'Top 50 Women in Engineering' list

29 June 2018

Nicola Grahamslaw, a Chartered Mechanical Engineer and graduate of St Catharine’s College (2008) has been named by The Telegraph as one of 2018's ‘Top 50 Women in Engineering’.

INWED18 at the Engineering Department

22 June 2018

The Engineering Department at the University of Cambridge celebrates INWED18

Mind the Gap - Timea Nochta

21 June 2018

Marking International Women in Engineering Day on 23 June, and supporting the national drive to inspire more women to build careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), CSIC features a series of interviews to showcase the talent and diversity of women working in science and engineering with CSIC. Timea...

Sakthy Selvakumaran selected as one of the UK’s top young infrastructure professionals to sit on new advisory panel

4 May 2018

Alumna, Chartered Civil Engineer and current PhD student Sakthy Selvakumaran is selected to become a member of the National Infrastructure Commission’s new Young Professionals Panel (YPP). The selection team was blown away by the quality of the short-listed candidates. It was tough choosing from over 500 fantastic entries...

How gender equality can help fix the construction industry

1 February 2018

How gender equality can help fix the construction industry Shutterstock Alice Moncaster , The Open University and Martha Dillon , University of Cambridge The government-commissioned Farmer Review warned in 2016 that the UK construction industry was “facing challenges that have not been seen before”. In no uncertain terms...

2018 L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science UK & Ireland Fellowship Awards Programme

18 January 2018

Female early-career researchers are invited to apply for the 2018 L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science UK & Ireland Fellowship Awards Programme . The fellowship awards are open to female early-career researchers working in the field of life and physical sciences, engineering, mathematics and computer sciences. Five...

Mind the gap

15 January 2018

Supporting the national drive to inspire more women to build careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), the CSIC Mind the Gap series of interviews showcases the talent and diversity of women working in science and engineering with CSIC. Name: Maggie Palaeologou, 33 Job title: Senior Tunnel Design...

Job opening: University Assistant Professor in Applied Mechanics

Job Opening: University Lectureship in Biomechanics and Mechanobiology

Black researchers shaping the future

Cambridge Alumna and Conservation Engineer makes 'Top 50 Women in Engineering' list

INWED18 at the Engineering Department

Mind the Gap - Timea Nochta

Sakthy Selvakumaran selected as one of the UK’s top young infrastructure professionals to sit on new advisory panel

How gender equality can help fix the construction industry

2018 L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science UK & Ireland Fellowship Awards Programme

Mind the gap

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