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Humans to Walk on Walls The Age, 3 February 2010 Chemical Engineering researcher Sally Gras is interviewed about new adhesion technologies, which could soon allow humans to walk on walls. |
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ROACH technology receives $1.7 million January 2010 Minister Tim Holding, Acting Minister for Innovation, has announced that the Radar on a Chip (ROACH) technology project led by Professor Stan Skafidas and Professor Bill Moran will receive $1.7 million, as a recipient of the Victoria's Science Agenda (VSA) Investment Fund. |
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IBES joins the Green Touch™ Initiative Newsroom 12 January 2010 The Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society (IBES) has joined an international research consortium, the Green Touch™ Initiative, which brings together leading ICT industry players and researchers, such as Bell Labs, AT&T, Stanford and MIT, to reduce ICT energy consumption up to a factor of 1000 by 2015. |
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Civil Engineering Alumnus working on Melbourne's new sports stadium Youtube, January 2010 Jayne Richardson describes her role at Grocon, working on the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium project. |
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Bionic eye in sight thanks to $42 million UniNews, 15 December 2009 Professor of Engineering at the University of Melbourne, Professor Anthony Burkitt, says the research program to develop a retinal implant is ambitious but that the expertise in the team makes it achievable. Read more in the Australian, Bionic eye soon a reality |
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The zero emissions city of the future Chemical Engineers working in The Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies (CO2CRC) aim to reduce the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. |
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Leading Engineering Education An overview of Engineering education at the University of Melbourne. Includes interviews with academic staff, industry, and alumni. Find out about the Melbourne Model, our new courses and career outcomes. |
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