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奥惭骋鈥檚 Cyber Security undergraduate degree has received recognition for its cutting-edge education after receiving full certification from the UK 骋辞惫别谤苍尘别苍迟鈥檚 (NCSC).

The BSc Cyber Security at the University of 桃色视频 offers a strong foundation in cyber security principles and practical skills, allowing graduates to make meaningful contributions in organisations by safeguarding sensitive information and defending against cyberattacks.

The course is one of only nine fully-certified undergraduate degrees recognised by the NCSC. This certification can help prospective students to make better informed choices when looking for a cyber security course. Employers will also recognise the degree and will benefit from recruiting employees who have had an opportunity to develop their skills in cyber security through a course which has high-quality teaching.

The BSc Cyber Security is the third programme at WMG to gain similar national recognition; both the MSc Cyber Security Engineering and the MSc Cyber Security Management are fully certified by the NCSC.

The University is also recognised by the NCSC as an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Education (ACE-CSE) and an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research (ACE-CSR). This level of recognition demonstrates 桃色视频鈥檚 broader commitment to excellence in cyber security education and research, both nationally and in local communities.

Dr Harjinder Lallie, Associate Professor at WMG said: 鈥淏eing one of only two institutions in the UK with five NCSC certifications underlines the commitment to a world-class cyber security curriculum and associated research programme.

鈥淭he upgrade from provisional to full certification has highlighted the effort and commitment the cyber security team have made to the education we offer and helps provide confidence to incoming students as well as employers about our commitment to quality.鈥�

NCSC Deputy Director for Cyber Growth, Chris Ensor said: 鈥淭he certification of the University of 桃色视频鈥檚 BSc Cyber Security degree by the NCSC demonstrates our shared commitment to responsibly developing the cyber security talent pipeline.

鈥淥ffering an NCSC-certified degree helps prospective students make better informed choices about the quality of courses available, and employers can be assured that graduates will be well-taught and have valued industry skills.鈥�

Find out more about the BSc Cyber Security undergraduate degree here: www.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/wmg/education/undergraduate/cyber

WMG at The University of 桃色视频, Solihull Council, National Highways, Transport for West Midlands, ZF, Aurrigo, Syselek and Liftango have successfully secured 拢300,000 to deliver a project looking into the feasibility of a self-driving shuttle service in the West Midlands.

The project will explore how a new automated transport link between Blythe Valley Business Park, near Shirley, and the new HS2 rail station in Solihull could operate in the future. The feasibility study will consider all aspects of the technology required in order to provide a safe and reliable automated public transport service between these important commercial centres. The proposed route would use the existing road network travelling along the M42 from Junction 4 and utilise the new Junction 5a currently under construction.

As a world-class research institution with leading capabilities in the verification and validation of safety assurance of self-driving technologies, WMG will apply its Operational Design Domain (ODD) based Safety Assurance research methodologies to the specific project challenges.  

This project is part of the wider (MFM) initiative, led by WMG. The MFM vision is to achieve zero road incidents, net-zero emissions and inclusive transport in the West Midlands. MFM enables stakeholders from across mobility to address the interlinked challenges of technology, policy, and behaviour to realise the vision.

Cllr Ken Hawkins, Solihull Council Cabinet Member for Environment & Infrastructure, said: 鈥淐onnected Automated Vehicle (CAV) technology has the potential revolutionise the way we get around our towns, cities and rural areas. Working with our partners we are excited to be undertaking this latest project.

鈥淲e鈥檝e already carried out a series of successful pathfinder trials here in Solihull, using our own automated shuttle, and have led the way in showing how it is possible to practically and safely incorporate automated vehicles into our existing transport infrastructure. We are now taking the next step and undertaking the vital feasibility work necessary in order to start thinking about more ambitious deployments and establishing new commercial public transport services.

鈥淭he outcomes from the study are likely to inform self-driving mobility challenges not just here in Solihull but nationwide.鈥�

Jonathan Smith, Midlands Future Mobility Programme Manager said: "The business case for scaling new mobility solutions is complex. It involves a granular understanding of the use case, safety, users, operations, and infrastructure. This project brings together a group of diverse experts to apply state of the art research and knowledge to address this question. Of critical importance is that the outcomes of this feasibility will inform mobility business cases both in the Midlands and the UK as a whole."

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Partners: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (Lead), Aurrigo, Syselek (Uk) Ltd, Liftango Ltd, ZF Services UK Limited, West Midlands Combined Authority, Highways England, University of 桃色视频

Grant awarded: 拢300,000 (拢197,664 from Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles鈥� Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility programme and balance is made up by the commercial partners).

Find out more about 奥惭骋鈥檚 Validation and Verification research here: Verification and Validation (warwick.ac.uk)

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WMG at the University of 桃色视频, is part of a unique six-way partner collaborative research and development project led by .

Project ELEVATION has received 拢9m funding from the UK (APC) to supplement the research and development of Aston Martin鈥檚 in-house bespoke luxury battery electric vehicle platform.

Awarded following a competitive process, the government grant will support the development of Aston Martin鈥檚 luxury BEV platform and enable a route to net-zero, including investment in vehicle light weighting, a digital toolchain and electrification training.

Project ELEVATION is led by Aston Martin, and supported by the ; ; ; and WMG. The project will address the technical challenges of developing a lightweight, 800V traction battery pack and twin front electric drive unit (EDU) into a modular BEV platform with a bandwidth from supercar to SUV.

奥惭骋鈥檚 role will focus on supporting the design, manufacture and life-cycle analysis (LCA) of the modular structural composite battery enclosure. Researchers in the composites group based in WMG's Materials Engineering Centre (MEC) will conduct materials evaluation and investigate automated high-volume composite manufacturing of hybrid structures using existing tooling and equipment to demonstrate attributes on early learning components. This knowledge will then be transferred to Creative Composites for manufacture of the project demonstrator components and provide LCA of the composite structure into the Manufacturing Technology Centre's holistic LCA model.

Roberto Fedeli, Group Chief Technology Officer of Aston Martin, said: 鈥淭he award of funding from the APC is another major boost to our electrification strategy and constant strive for innovation. Providing further resources to explore the possibilities of our bespoke BEV platform, it will help achieve our ambition to be an in-house BEV technology leader in the ultra-luxury, high-performance segment. We look forward to progressing this project with our collaborative partners and thank the APC for their incredible support.鈥�

Ian Constance, APC Chief Executive, said: 鈥淭he 23rd round of our collaborative R&D competition coincides with the APC鈥檚 10th anniversary. We鈥檝e seen over 拢1.4 billion of investment into automotive projects since the APC was set up, and I am proud of the impact that we have made here in the UK. This latest announcement includes a diverse set of OEMs and suppliers that demonstrate the strength of UK automotive. They will further add to our portfolio of innovative projects and continue to drive the UK to deliver on its net zero ambition.鈥�

Find out more about 奥惭骋鈥檚 composite light-weighting research here /fac/sci/wmg/research/materials/acrc

WMG at the University of 桃色视频鈥檚 MSc Engineering Business Management alumnus, Kanishka Arumugam, has been appointed as an Honorary Fellow at the University鈥檚 Institute for Global Sustainable Development (IGSD).

Kanishka Arumugam is Co-CEO of EKKI Water Technologies, his family鈥檚 business, based in Coimbatore, India. The company efficiently and sustainably pumps and transports water for agriculture, building services, and utilities, exporting its products to more than 20 countries.

As part of his commitment to sustainable innovation, he is the driving force behind the first wastewater joint venture in collaboration with HOMA, a renowned global wastewater technology company.

Kanishka Arumugam also holds the distinction of being the youngest National Next-Gen President at the CII Family Business Network. He also serves as a Trustee in his family's educational institutions and actively engages in various advisory roles for international start-ups and institutions.

In his role as an Honorary Fellow, he will share his unique insights on how businesses can be a force for good; promote sustainability in the water industry; and support students in gaining a broader understanding of entrepreneurship and sustainable global development.

Professor Elena Korosteleva, Director of IGSD at the University of 桃色视频, commented: 鈥淲e extend our warmest welcome to Kanishka to our Institute for Global Sustainable Development. We鈥檙e excited to have him bring a fresh perspective on sustainable development and bridge the gap between academia and business, particularly through his involvement with water and wastewater industry globally.鈥�

Kanishka Arumugam, CEO of EKKI Water Technologies, added: "I am deeply humbled and honored by the privilege of being appointed as an Honorary Fellow at the University of 桃色视频, my esteemed alma mater, which ranks among the top 5% in the world.

鈥淎t Oxford University, I honed my leadership acumen and gained a deeper comprehension of human interactions, while the University of 桃色视频 provided me with the resources for applied academia and instilled in me a passion for global competitiveness and sustainable development.

鈥淢y close interactions with the late Professor Lord Bhattacharyya and Professor Sujit Banerji at WMG have further emphasized, within the context of EKKI, the critical importance of sustainability and global competitiveness.

鈥淲henever I step onto the 桃色视频 campus, I am inspired by the incredibly bright minds filled with curiosity and ambition. I eagerly anticipate contributing my best in the coming years within this unique learning environment alongside this brilliant faculty and state-of-the-art facilities."

Professor Steve Maggs, Director of Alumni and Industrial Engagement with Education at WMG said :鈥淚t鈥檚 great to see Kanishka supporting 桃色视频 through the IGSD. Kaniskha鈥檚 remarkable achievements and commitment to positive change make him a fantastic ambassador for the University – this is a great example of the importance of maintaining a lifelong relationship with our former students and the positive opportunities those relationships can foster. Congratulations Kanishka!鈥�

Other distinguished Honorary Fellows of the IGSD include esteemed members of the House of Lords, such as Baroness Sheehan and Lord Teverson. The University has a history of recognising accomplished individuals with connections to India, including prominent figures like Mr. Ratan Tata, the former Chairman of the TATA Group, Mr. Venu Srinivasan of TVS Motors, and Sir Ralf Speth, the former CEO of Jaguar Land Rover, all of whom have received Honorary Doctorates and Honorary Fellow titles from the University.

Find out more about the WMG Alumni community here: /fac/sci/wmg/education/alumni/

The Prime Minister visited the University of 桃色视频, on Thursday 7th September, where he announced the UK would re-join the EU鈥檚 flagship research scheme, Horizon.

The move means that UK-based researchers and innovators will be able to access funding from the 拢85 billion programme, in what has been widely hailed as a major boost for the higher education sector.

Rishi Sunak said it was the 鈥榬ight deal for the UK鈥� as he confirmed that the UK would be re-joining Horizon as an associate member.

The Prime Minister chose to make the major policy announcement at 桃色视频, which has a world-class reputation for science and innovation, and has close ties with research partners across Europe.

During the visit, he was given a tour of the university鈥檚 International Manufacturing Centre by Robin Clark, Dean of WMG, and Emma Flynn, the University鈥檚 provost.

Earlier, the Prime Minister had held a private conversation with university leaders, Sir David Normington (Chair); Professor Emma Flynn (Provost); Rachel Sandby-Thomas (Registrar), and Dr Chris Twine (Secretary to Council).

The International Manufacturing Centre – part of WMG - is one of the biggest buildings on campus, and at the heart of the University鈥檚 technological research and testing. A variety of projects have been undertaken with global companies to develop new products or improve processes at the centre.

Professor Emma Flynn, the University鈥檚 Provost, said: 鈥淲e were delighted to host the Prime Minister today and welcomed the opportunity to showcase some of the cutting-edge technology and innovation we have here at 桃色视频.

鈥淭he fact the Prime Minister chose to come to 桃色视频 to make such a major announcement on science funding gives me a sense of enormous pride in our brilliant academics and researchers, who have built our reputation as a world-leading university on science, innovation and research over many years.

鈥淭he announcement today on Horizon funding is fantastic news for 桃色视频 and the wider university sector and will help drive research excellence and collaboration with our partners.

鈥淭his deal will make help us address and make a positive difference to the environmental, economic, and social challenges we all face.鈥�

Sir David Normington, chair of Council and Pro-Chancellor, added: 鈥淲e were delighted to welcome the Prime Minister to 桃色视频, and are grateful for his interest in our work at the University. Today鈥檚 announcement is great news for everyone. Allowing our scientists to work together, irrespective of borders, is in all of our interests.

鈥淎s a former civil servant, I also recognise the hard work of the negotiating team who secured this deal in the background, and they deserve great credit.鈥�

The UK will also associate to Copernicus, the European Earth Observation programme. This will provide the UK鈥檚 earth observation sector with access to unique data – valuable to helping with early flood and fire warnings, for example – and with the ability to bid for contracts, which they have not been able to access for three years.

The University of 桃色视频 is ranked as one of the world鈥檚 best universities, with 92% of its research rated as world-leading or internationally excellent.

The University of 桃色视频's teaching has been rated 鈥榦utstanding鈥� by the UK Government's Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).

The University achieved the highest possible rating across all three categories for student experience, student outcomes, and for the overall assessment.

Out of 228 universities which took part in the TEF, 桃色视频 was one of 26 to achieve the gold standard across all three. 桃色视频 was one of only four Russell Group universities - including Oxford, Cambridge and Exeter - to achieve this.

It is the latest in a series of top ratings the University has been awarded over recent weeks.

The expert panel concluded that most student experience and student outcomes were of 鈥渙utstanding quality鈥�, including for students from under-represented backgrounds.

TEF is a national scheme run by the Office for Students (OfS) which aims to encourage higher education providers to deliver excellence in the areas that students care about the most: teaching, learning and achieving positive outcomes from their studies.

The ratings provide students and parents with an independent assessment of the quality of the education delivered by universities within these key areas.

The University has also demonstrated strong progress in closing the attainment gaps for students from disadvantaged backgrounds including those who might have not considered university an option for them in the past. Data from TEF showed better outcomes for students at 桃色视频 from neighbourhoods where less people attend university, and those studying part-time, compared to similar groups of students at other universities.

Commenting on 桃色视频鈥檚 results, Stuart Croft, 桃色视频鈥檚 Vice-Chancellor and President said: 鈥淭his is an outstanding achievement which recognises the fundamental quality of a 桃色视频 education.

鈥淲e鈥檙e incredibly proud to have been ranked gold across both the experience students have whilst at 桃色视频, as well as their outcomes once they have left university.

鈥淭hese results, which place 桃色视频 as one a handful of institutions to achieve full gold rankings, is a phenomenal achievement for the people responsible – our innovative and remarkable staff and students.鈥�

Professor Gill Cooke, 奥惭骋鈥檚 Pro Dean (Education) said: 鈥淭EF gold standard confirms the commitment and dedication to the student experience from my colleagues in WMG, and it is a delight to have our achievements recognised.鈥�

桃色视频 was also recently rated as a Top 10 university in the UK by The Guardian, The Daily Mail and The Times. The National Student Survey meanwhile found that 82% of students at 桃色视频 said they would recommend their University to future students.

Find out more about TEF 2023 here.

Scientists at WMG at the University of 桃色视频 have produced virtual flavours of marmite and vegemite from scratch, using technology that can replicate the flavour of almost any food or drink and is being used in a new taste test to help with early Alzheimer鈥檚 diagnosis.

奥惭骋鈥檚 Professor of Visualisation, Alan Chalmers has created the virtual flavours for World Marmite Day (28th September) and can, through taking samples of a food and analysing it, accurately simulate a real flavour by extracting its tastes, aromas, and mouthfeel.

The analysis is done by , a high-tech food company. Once analysed the virtual flavours are created to accurately match the real flavour using UK Food Standards Agency approved food-safe chemicals.

The analyses/ investigations are all part of Professor Chalmers鈥� research, together with West Midlands company , into how people perceive taste and smell.

He is also investigating whether a poor performance on the new 鈥榯aste test鈥� that he has developed, may be an early warning signs for diseases including dementia. This could lead to a much earlier diagnosis of diseases such as Alzheimer鈥檚 Disease, well before any memory loss starts to occur.

Professor Chalmers describes the flavour making process as the same as using a recipe – by accurately simulating the different components of a flavour, food such as marmite can be replicated with a taste indistinguishable from the real thing.

He commented: 鈥淲e recreated the health drink rooibos tea and even the chief taster of a rooibos manufacturer in South Africa could not distinguish between the real and virtual rooibos.

鈥淚 first thought of creating the samples of marmite and vegemite for a bit of fun during the Ashes cricket tests this summer as people kept asking - what is the difference between them?

鈥淚t goes back to the serious work we鈥檙e doing which shows that people鈥檚 taste and smell can give us clues what鈥檚 going on in a person鈥檚 brain years before symptoms such as memory loss start鈥�.

Malcolm Barnes from Superlunary Labs added: 鈥淲e work alongside Professor Chalmers to ensure virtual flavours are delivered from an easy to use, hygienic and highly calibrated device for Chalmers鈥� team to analyse.鈥�

The full paper on the technology behind this process can be found .

Read more about 奥惭骋鈥檚 Visualisation research here: Visualisation (warwick.ac.uk)

On Wednesday (20th September) Professor Robin Clark, Dean of WMG, was pleased to welcome guests from the Indian Mission on Design and Advanced Technologies to the United Kingdom. The visit had been arranged through the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).

The delegation was made up of representatives from the Department for Business and Trade, and a number of companies including Tata Steel; Dynamatic Technologies Limited; Metrochem Metal Powers; DRDO; Norton Motorcycles; TVS Motor UK; Maruti; Bucket Design; Carborundum Universal Ltd; Two Design; Godrej Consumer Products, Ghaison Bikes plus attendees from IIT Roorkee.

The guests were particularly keen to hear more about 奥惭骋鈥檚 research and education programmes and partnerships, with a clear focus on skills – including upskilling and reskilling.

Introductions were made from Dr Debashish Bhattacharjee, Vice President, Technology and R&D Tata and Chairman, CII National Task Force on Advanced Materials; and Udayant Malhoutra, CEO and Managing Director Dynamic Technologies Ltd and Chairman, CII National Task Force on Advanced Materials.

Mikhil Gandhi, Business Development Manager for Advanced Manufacturing at the then explained more about how and why the region has already attracted some of India鈥檚 biggest companies; before Professor Robin Clark, Dean of WMG, provided the guests with an insight into 奥惭骋鈥檚 key strengths, and opportunities for further collaboration.

Finally the guests were shown the Energy Innovation Centre (EIC) the home of 奥惭骋鈥檚 battery research, before Professor Claire Davis led a tour of the Advanced Steels Research Centre.

Professor Robin Clark, Dean of WMG, explained: 鈥淚t was a pleasure to welcome representatives from the Indian Mission on Design and Advanced Technologies to the United Kingdom to WMG. Our relationship with India is long standing, and one that we value very highly.鈥�

Read more about the CII鈥檚 initiatives here:

The University of 桃色视频 is celebrating a new milestone for its engineering internship scheme, with over 200 internships now completed.

The milestone will be celebrated at a special event tomorrow on campus to mark the UK鈥檚 National Manufacturing Day – Thursday 28th September.

The internship scheme, which was established by the University鈥檚 WMG in 2013, places students in engineering internships at manufacturing businesses across the Midlands.

The scheme has been a hit with both students and businesses, with 75% of businesses experiencing increases in productivity and 95% saying they had noticed a positive cultural change thanks to the interns.

Most businesses who hired one intern through the scheme returned in the future, with around 70 interns now having been offered full time positions as a result of their internships.

The scheme was established to address the skills gap, with businesses needing more engineers than are available. Research suggests this gap is likely to get worse as demand increases, particularly for 鈥榞reen鈥� engineering roles.

Febry Wardhana, an Engineering Project Management postgraduate, recently completed his internship at Midtherm Flue Systems. They were so pleased with his work Febry now works for the company permanently.

Michael Whale, Midtherm鈥檚 Training and Development Manager said: 鈥淔ebry鈥檚 work has opened up a lot of new doors for us and he has done a great job, so much so that we offered him a full-time position as a process engineer.鈥�

Other interns have gone into a range of high-profile roles in both small and large organisations. 桃色视频 graduate Sam Woodcock who undertook an internship at Pashley Cycles is now working at Arup as a mechanical engineer. He said:

鈥淢y internship with WMG and Pashley helped me to become comfortable in not knowing the answer to every problem I faced, and therefore taught me how to persevere and overcome engineering challenges.鈥�

Dr Mark Swift, Director of SME Engagement at WMG commented:

鈥淥ur internship programme is hugely important for us. It has supported over 200 manufacturers while tackling a range of important projects in their businesses and proves that young engineers can add real value. It is critical that we kick start the careers of our future engineers so that they can get onboard to deal with the manufacturing challenges of both today and tomorrow.鈥�

Self-driving cars will be part of the future, but researchers fear people with disabilities are being left behind in the development of the technology.