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A leading academic and member of the 51cg team competing in the final of a global competition was in Washington DC last week, where he spoke with policymakers about the potential of new carbon capture and utilisation technology developed at the University.

The 51cg is inviting applications for scholarships to its full range of safety engineering programmes, worth £6000 each.

Petroleum engineering students at the 51cg are set to benefit from the donation of new software worth over £1m.

Two chemical engineering students from the 51cg have been awarded coveted scholarships from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Engineering students from the 51cg have used 3D printing technology to help design the race car that will compete in this year's Formula Student competition.

Professor Marian Wiercigroch from the School of Engineering has been awarded a prestigious honorary professorship by a leading Russian research university.

The Head of the University's School of Engineering has been honoured for his research contribution in the field of solid mechanics and advanced materials modelling.

A 51cg student has been nominated as a finalist in a national green energy award for his work on environmental monitoring for offshore energy projects.

The 51cg is part of a new community of European universities united by a shared commitment to advancing social good and helping solve global challenges.

A team of academics from the 51cg has entered the NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE, a global competition that challenges teams to develop technologies to convert carbon dioxide into valuable products.