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  1. First pilot study of an Objective Structured Teaching Exercise (OSTE) at the School of Science & Technology

    First pilot study of an Objective Structured Teaching Exercise (OSTE) at the School of Science & Technology

    Adapted from medical teaching methodologies, OSTE provides standardised, objective and immediate feedback on student performance.

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  2. Professor Christoph Bruecker awarded title of Adjunct Professor by RWTH Aachen University 

    Professor Christoph Bruecker awarded title of Adjunct Professor by RWTH Aachen University 

    The title of Adjunct Professor is awarded to internationally renowned professors in order to strengthen cooperation with important partner universities and research institutions.

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  3. Bioinspired whisker arrays can work as antennae to detect sources of flow disturbances under water or in the air

    Bioinspired whisker arrays can work as antennae to detect sources of flow disturbances under water or in the air

    New research published by Professor Christoph Bruecker and his team in Nature: Scientific Reports could form the basis of aviation innovation.

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  4. Baromorphing: playing the piano on the trailing edge of an aerofoil

    Baromorphing: playing the piano on the trailing edge of an aerofoil

    City MEng student Alecsandra Court’s Final Year project demonstrates the future of variable morphing wing designs.

  5. City engineering researchers say sea lions could point the way to the monitoring of riverbed erosion

    Professor Bruecker has transferred the idea of sea lion whiskers to arrays of bio-inspired optical flow sensors that are submersible, capable of remotely monitoring vortices passing over the riverbed.

  6. Art-inspired engineering: From Leonardo da Vinci and Günther Uecker’s nail pins

    Art-inspired engineering: From Leonardo da Vinci and Günther Uecker’s nail pins to micro-pillar sensors.

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