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MANAGEMENT ON THE MOVE

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11 Jul 17. Job – Business Development Engineer- Defence in East Sussex
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12 Jul 17. A new £65m aviation research centre is to be constructed at Cranfield University.
Designed to spearhead UK research in digital aviation technology, the new DARTeC (Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre) will provide research facilities unprecedented in Europe.
Researchers at the centre will address new challenges facing the aviation industry, such as:
• the integration of drones into civilian airspace
• increasing the efficiency of airports through technological advances
• creating safe, secure shared airspace through secure data communication infrastructures
• increasing the reliability and availability of aircraft through self-sensing, self-aware technologies
With game-changing technologies such as a virtual air traffic control tower and next-generation radar technologies located at the University’s licensed airport, a new Civil Aviation Authority-approval route will be created, giving increased efficiency, flexibility and capacity.
Together with £15.5m of funding from the UK Research Partnership Investment Fund (UKRPIF), monies for the development are being provided by a consortium of leading aerospace and aviation companies, including Thales, Raytheon, SAAB, Monarch Aircraft Engineering Limited, Boeing UK and Aveillant – as well as Cranfield University itself.
Professor Sir Peter Gregson, Chief Executive and Vice-Chancellor of Cranfield University, said: “This is a fantastic example of business, academia and Government coming together to create world-leading research facilities. Together with the Aerospace Integration Research Centre and the University’s own airport, the construction of DARTeC will see Cranfield offering the leading aerospace and aviation research facilities in Europe.
“The research at Cranfield will develop solutions for the aviation sector in the 21st century through collaboration between universities, business, government and regulatory authorities.”
Principal Investigator for DARTeC and Director of Transport Systems, Professor Graham Braithwaite, said: “T

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