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Generous gift fires up engineering innovation in healthcare - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Generous gift fires up engineering innovation in healthcare. Posted by Annie Rahilly. On February 6, 2015 at 9:00 am. A major donation to the University of Melbourne’s Centre for Neural Engineering (CfNE) will provide critical funds to advance links between life sciences, engineering and physical sciences and drive the next wave of medical breakthroughs in Australia. Medical Point of Care Devices. He supports new and innovative engineering, as he believes this will drive Australia’s future...

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Victorian geothermal pilot launched - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Victorian geothermal pilot launched. Posted by Jennifer Thomas. On April 3, 2012 at 9:52 am. Checking geothermal ground loops as they are installed. The Honourable Michael O’Brien, Victorian Minister for Energy and Resources, has announced a 1.6 million dollar Department of Primary Industries grant to fund researchers from the Department of Infrastructure Engineering, headed by Golder Associates. And Direct Energy Pty Ltd. While geothermal energy does not generate or replace the need for e...

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Public Forum: Metadata in the Networked Society - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Public Forum: Metadata in the Networked Society. Posted by Kristen Goodgame. On May 12, 2015 at 5:46 pm. When: 5 6:30pm Thursday 14 May. Where: Auditorium, Kenneth Myer Building, 30 Royal Parade, Parkville, the University of Melbourne [ view map. What exactly is metadata? Data rather than the data itself, is currently a contentious topic. Panelists, including Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Thas Nirmalathas. Invite you to contribute questions. A new centre aiming to cata...

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Robotic arm to help those with limited mobility - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Robotic arm to help those with limited mobility. Posted by Kristen Goodgame. On May 18, 2015 at 11:51 am. A group of University of Melbourne students, lead by Marita Cheng, are developing a robotic arm to improve the lives of people with limited mobility. Controlling the robotic arm with an android phone, iPhone or a head movement, this technology enables people to perform basic household tasks. Computer science and software engineering. Computing and information systems. Log in to Reply.

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Engineering and IT Information Evening - 15 April - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Engineering and IT Information Evening – 15 April. Posted by Greta Harrison. On March 30, 2015 at 2:45 pm. When: 6 8pm Wednesday 15 April. Where: Level 1, Old Metallurgy Building, Parkville Campus [ view map. Whether you are interested in a professional qualification, upskilling, or changing study areas, the Melbourne School of Engineering’s masters level courses will give you a competitive edge. Australia’s preeminent startup accelerator. The new Master of Engineering with Business, co-de...

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Self-building 3D printed bricks hint at future without assembly lines - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Self-building 3D printed bricks hint at future without assembly lines. Posted by Kristen Goodgame. On July 31, 2015 at 11:33 am. Has demonstrated how high frequency vibrations can cause bricks to self-assemble into larger 3D objects, which could reduce the need for factory assembly lines in the future. Although the research focused on building small objects, Head of Research Computer Services at the University of Melbourne Bernard Meade. Tags: computer science and software engineering.

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Student guest post: Getting involved with Engineers Without Borders - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Student guest post: Getting involved with Engineers Without Borders. On August 3, 2015 at 3:36 pm. Master of Engineering (Civil) student Alexandra Weisenberger. Joined Engineers Without Borders. During her Bachelor of Science Degree. In her guest post, Alexandra shares what it’s like to be involved in an organisation that is using engineering to make the world a better place. We are always excited to welcome new members to the group! Chemical and biomolecular engineering. To post a comment.

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Air-travel innovator joins Melbourne to address big challenges - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Air-travel innovator joins Melbourne to address big challenges. Posted by Annie Rahilly. On July 27, 2015 at 10:00 am. The University of Melbourne is responding to modern engineering challenges with the recent appointment of Professor Richard Sandberg from the UK, an expert in making air travel faster and cheaper. His aim is to develop models that industry can use in engineering ‘greener’ technologies, faster and cheaper air travel and improved heating and cooling systems. Having internati...

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Student guest post: Exchange in Beijing - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Student guest post: Exchange in Beijing. On May 14, 2015 at 1:08 pm. Student Ambassador and Master of Engineering (Biomedical) student Naomi Sutanto reflects on her exchange trip to Beijing. During her trip, Naomi took part in the Globex Summer Semester, a one-month exchange program at Peking University. With exams and the winter break coming up soon, I recall that this time last year I was fussing over getting ready for exchange. The Globex summer semester. Naomi’s Biomaterials class.