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Our new Cryogenic Engineering course is a hit!

In collaboration with GKN Aerospace we successfully delivered our new course on Cryogenics for sustainable flight in January.


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Published on 13 Feb 2026 Last updated on 24 Jun 2026

Several people in PPE in a lab environment watching as liquid nitrogen is poured out with a slight fog being visible.
Investigating liquid nitrogen behaviour in one of the experimental demonstrations

Our ‘Cryogenic Engineering for Sustainable Flight’ course was delivered for the first time in January. Delegates learnt about a range of topics from the fundamental behaviour of fluids and materials at cryogenic temperatures, to practical system design. Expert lecturers from GKN Aerospace and the University Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ were joined by cryogenic specialists from CERN and the ALMA Observatory as guest speakers. In addition to lecture sessions, we had three hands-on practical labs and two demonstration lab sessions, as well as a hands-on computer modelling exercise.

We were pleased that the course was popular and very well-received by delegates. We have now delivered the course again in June 2026 with more planned in 2027. After some re-organising of the material we have renamed this course as "Fundamentals of Cryogenic Engineering" to reflect its wider appeal.

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