Edinburgh University Formula Student (EUFS) were crowned top student team in the UK for driverless vehicle software at the annual Formula Student competition for the sixth year running.
The appointee will be responsible for Facility operation and test design, including planning and carrying out experimental work and supporting students and clients at FastBlade. Managing workflow, maintenance, training, and safety within the FastBlade Facility. Liaising with other lab users and other university departments such as technical or financial services. Contribute to research work at FastBlade including analysis of results, publishing papers and presenting research and meetings and conferences.
Leading lights from the international engineering community received honorary degrees from the University of Edinburgh at a ceremony on Tuesday 4 July.
Evaporating arrays of droplets have attracted a lot of attention for their potential applications in areas such as microfluidics and surface patterning.
A team behind new thermal energy storage technology that could help replace fossil fuels has been awarded £3.6 million by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero for a trial at a whisky distillery in Scotland.
