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What an inspiring day! Last week, students from Ingleburn High School visited UNSW for a hands-on STEMM experience: building polymer balls, creating batteries, exploring materials science labs, and cracking a computer science escape room. This was made possible by an EDI Grant and the incredible efforts of our STEMM Champions team. Huge thanks to Yingge (Lucy) Chen, Wendy Lee, Shane Xie and many others who generously gave their time and heart to spark curiosity and confidence in the next generation. See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Last week, we welcomed staff and research students from The University of Tokyo's WINGS program for a two-day visit to UNSW Engineering! Highlights included PhD presentations, lab tours and visits to the UNSW Tyree Foundation Institute of Health Engineering, UNSW Solar Industrial Research Facility, and quantum computing start-up Diraq. Big thanks to everyone who made it special from EET: Philip Allen, Yingge (Lucy) Chen, Shane Xie and Alicia Lieng See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Celebrating our ARC Discovery Project 2026 awardees! We're proud of our researchers driving innovation across space, energy, communications, and advanced manufacturing: - Prof Andrew Dempster - Developing PNT techniques for Australia's lunar mission. - A/Prof Branislav Hredzak & Prof John Fletcher - Optimising electrified transport fleet operations. - A/Prof Derrick Wing Kwan Ng & Prof Jinhong Yuan - Advancing mixed near- and far-field communication for next-gen wireless. - Prof Gang-Ding Peng - Creating 3D manufacturing for specialty silica optical fibres. - A/Prof Guo Chen - Designing cooperative architectures for virtual power plants. - A/Prof Vidhyasaharan Sethu - Contributing to a multiscale design approach for photocatalytic methane oxidation. Congratulations to all Chief Investigators and collaborators! See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Celebrating Connection and Community! What an amazing week it was for our Eng ECAN community at UNSW Engineering! From a refreshing coastal hike between Clovelly and Coogee to a warm EE&T ECA & EFA Morning Tea, these events reminded us how valuable it is to pause, recharge, and build meaningful connections. A big thank you to Clay Chu & everyone who joined and supported these initiatives, your energy and engagement make our community thrive! See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Calling Climate Champions in Western Sydney! Want to inspire students passionate about saving the planet? Join us as a Judge for Race to 2050: The Climate Power Game, a collaboration between UNSW Business School and Student Energy UNSW. Friday 14 Nov | ? 11am - 1pm UNSW Parramatta Innovation Hub, 6 Hassall St Students will debate real-time strategies to keep global warming below 1.5C. Details: click here // https://lnkd.in/emUPx7YJ See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Proud moment: Finalists in the Innovation (Established) category! As part of the Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE), the team with Matthew Priestley delivers fast, affordable tech support to help Aussie businesses lead the clean energy transition.
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Congratulations to our colleagues: Associate Professor David Tsai & Senior Lecturer Daming Zhang, who have been promoted this year! This milestone reflects their outstanding contributions in education, research, collegiality, engagement, and leadership. We're proud to celebrate their achievements and look forward to their continued impact in shaping our School and Faculty. Well done! See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Fantastic to see Shaghik Atakaramians and Deepak Mishra from UNSW's Terahertz Innovation Group presenting at the Keysight Semiconductor Testing Workshop.
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Celebrating Lucy - TechNetter of the Month! Huge shoutout to Lucy Chen for being named TechNet's Technical Staff of the Month at UNSW! Her incredible work on a complex and high-risk chemical disposal task last month showed outstanding skill, preparation, and resilience. We're so proud of Lucy and grateful for her dedication to safety and teamwork. See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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Big Congratulations for winning 2nd Place Best Paper Award from IEEE PELS TPEL for their work on current-synchronization control in grid-forming converters! Read the paper: click here // https://lnkd.in/gau94Mdy See Original Post via LI (.com Back to Index |
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