World Class Grant awarded for the meeting "Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine: The next 20 years" hosted and co-sponsored by the University of Sydney in November 2010.
Coordinated by Adjunct Associate Professor Michael Roberts, fifty students from Advanced Engineering spent five months cobbling together bits of plywood, foam and fibreglass to design & build the ManGo concept car. The project addresses some of the most challenging issues facing our society: car dependence, energy conservation and the new corporation.
The 2010 Postgraduate Coursework IT Prospectus is essential reading for potential students interested in postgraduate coursework in information technologies.
The School of Information Technology goes green with Sun Microsystems and multi-core technology.
Prof Branka Vucetic, Head of EIE, has become a member of the Australian Research Council College of Experts for Mathematics, Information and Communications, for three years, starting from 1 January 2009.
Dr James Curran from the School of IT was amongst 200 scientists to attend Science Meets Parliament in Canberra.
The 2010 Undergraduate Brochure is a must for potential students and includes information on all our degrees.
Cutting-edge database research at the School of IT has been recognised with the Best Paper Award at ACM-SIGMOD.
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering workshops will be held by School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in December, but you can register now.
Flexible first year allows new undergraduate students to choose their engineering specialisation after getting a taste of various disciplines.
