News
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CORDA attends Operational Research Society’s 50th Conference
(14 Sep 08) -
On 9th-11th September, three representatives from CORDA attended the 50th Annual Conference of the OR Society in the historic City of York. -
CORDA presents at ISMOR 2008
(05 Sep 08) -
On the 25-29 August 2008, CORDA attended the 25th annual International Symposium on Military Operational Research (ISMOR) at New Place, near Bishop’s Waltham, Southampton. -
CORDA member wins Gold medal at the 2008 skydiving nationals
(01 Sep 08) -
Becky Austin, a consultant at CORDA, won gold with her 4-way skydiving team, Exodus, at the UK national championships this August. The army-sponsored team have been training together since February this year and were overjoyed to win both the Army Parachute Championships and the UK nationals competition. -
New study to examine warship protection
(27 Jun 08) -
In light of the growing threat from small surface boats, CORDA has been awarded a £300,000 research contract by the UK MoD's Defence Technology and Innovation Centre (DTIC) to assess the level of protection British Warships receive from small calibre 30mm guns. -
Corda attends NHS Conference
(21 Jun 08) -
On the 18-20 June 2008, CORDA exhibited at the Manchester Central (GMEX) at the NHS Confederation Annual Conference. -
CORDA Team Member Becomes Skydiving World Record Holder
(23 Apr 08) -
Laura Kenyon, a Consultant from CORDA, has just returned from Arizona, as a world record holder! The Women's Vertical World Record involves skydivers' flying head down reaching speeds of over 180mph, attempting to link in a pre-planned formation. Nearly 30 women gathered from a number of countries, including America, Tokyo, Israel, Argentina, Russia, and Hungary, registered for the event, hoping that they possessed the skills required. -
155MM Study Looks To Pack More Punch Into The Royal Navy's Fleet
(06 Mar 08) -
Farnborough, United Kingdom - A team from across BAE Systems has been awarded the second phase of a UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) study programme to examine the possibility of increasing the firepower of the Royal Navy fleet by integrating a 155mm gun on future warships. The study will also assess the possibility of fitting the more powerful system to existing ships.
