News tagged with: marine-autonomy
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![Professor Richard Davies, Vice-Chancellor of the °µÍø½âÃÜ, addresses delegates at the Land, Sea, Air conference held at the University in November 2025]()
Defence leaders and autonomy innovators gather in °µÍø½âÃÜ for Land, Sea, Air conference
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Organised by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and hosted at the °µÍø½âÃÜ, Land, Sea, Air was designed to explore how the region can become a world-leading hub for autonomous systems
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University appoints its first Professors of Practice
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Ian McFadzen and Sam Duffield have been appointed the University's first Professors of Practice and will use their experience in industry to benefit staff and students across the Faculty of Science and Engineering
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University supports opening of company’s first UK Resilience Factory
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Staff and students from the University attended the official opening of the first UK Resilience Factory established by the defence technology company, Helsing.
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SeaBot Maritime and the °µÍø½âÃÜ sign landmark agreement
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: SeaBot Maritime and the °µÍø½âÃÜ have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), marking the start of a strategic partnership to advance innovation, research, and skills development in marine autonomy.
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What does specialisation for a university mean in a defence-led economy?
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: What does specialisation for a university mean in a defence-led economy? Opportunities and challenges in the wake of Government defence spending announcements and the Post-16 white paper.
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World-first facility enhances the UK’s energy and cyber resilience
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The Cyber-Resilience of Offshore Wind Networks (CROWN) Lab is the first dedicated offshore wind cyber security research, test and development facility anywhere in the world.
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University selected to join NATO underwater security and defence project
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Researchers from the University are part of the multinational MANGROVE consortium, led by Saab and selected by NATO to lead its Allied Underwater Battlespace Mission Network project.
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![Representatives from the °µÍø½âÃÜ at the launch of Team °µÍø½âÃÜ in Devonport Market Hall]()
University helps to launch Team °µÍø½âÃÜ
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Representatives from the University have helped to launch Team °µÍø½âÃÜ â€“ a collaboration drawing together key organisations with the aim of ensuring the city benefits from being a National Defence Growth Area.
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£250 million defence deal enables University to drive innovations in advanced marine technology
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The University is among the key partners in the °µÍø½âÃÜ Defence Growth Deal and will drive innovation through an Advanced Marine Technology Hub that will benefit the UK's national security and resilience
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Partnership advances work to develop pioneering autonomous marine survey platform
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Advancing its marine autonomy research, the University is working with the Royal Navy and Robosys Automation to create an integrated system for over-the-horizon data gathering
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°µÍø½âÃÜ to be national centre for marine autonomy
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The University is among the key partners in a programme that will reinforce °µÍø½âÃÜ’s place as a hub of marine autonomy expertise and excellence.
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New research highlights opportunities to transform UK marine monitoring
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: A new study involving the University suggests coastal communities and marine wildlife could benefit from improved monitoring of nutrient pollution in UK waters
