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MechSpace is ‘go for launch’!
“It is an amazing new working area that brings so many new opportunities." 4th year MEng student Cristina Navarro-Rubio
Read moreMark Miodownik’s excellent week
Being named a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering would make any engineer’s week and Professor Mark Miodownik was certainly pleased with his election to…
Jaguar Land Rover invests £1m in engine combustion research project
Jaguar Land Rover invests in two new ‘Centres of Excellence for Engine Combustion Research’ at UCL and the University of Oxford £1m research projects will…
UCL MechEng to research ultra efficient engines in £6m EPSRC projects
Minister for Universities, Sciences and Cities Greg Clark, today announced two new research projects, ELEVATE (ELEctrochemical Vehicle Advanced Technology) and Ultra Efficient Engines and Fuels, to drive forward…
Event: Micro and Nano Flows Conference 2014
UCL Mechanical Engineering and UCL Chemical Engineering are jointly hosting the 4th Micro and Nano Flows Conference (MNF2014), taking place in the UCL Roberts Engineering…
Academic promotions 2014
Many congratulations to the four UCL Mechanical Engineering lecturers and researchers have been promoted in UCL’s annual academic promotions. Dr Suwan Jayasinghe, whose research…
Event: ‘Animals and Engineers: learning from nature.’
6.30 – 9.00 pm, 3rd September, UCL Darwin Lecture Theatre, Malet Place Have you ever wondered how a snake can see in the infrared? Or…
Israfil’s nano-delight
A research assistant from Turkey’s Firat University, Israfil is being supervised by Professor Mohan Edirisinghe who heads the department’s very prolific Biomaterials Processing Laboratory. Israfil’s…
The future of mitral valve surgery?
An article published by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) highlights the work of UCL Mechanical Engineering’s Dr Gaetano Burriesci into artificial heart valves Research that could…
“Computational Biomedicine” a Q&A with Dr Vanessa Diaz
UCL Mechanical Engineering’s Dr Vanessa Diaz has co-edited Computational Biomedicine: Modelling the Human Body published by the Oxford University Press. This textbook aims…
James Cook awarded for his Bright Idea
Third year undergraduate James Cook has received a £15000 award to help develop a 3d printed helmet into a viable business. James was presented with…