Events
- Signals and Systems Colloquium Series – 8th July
Nervous sight: how the eye sends nerve signals to brain systems - Prof. Paul Martin, Director of Research, National Vision Research Institute of Australia Professorial Research Fellow, Dept Optometry & Vision Sciences, The University of Melbourne
Wed 8 Jul | 3.15pm | A. Richard Newton Rm, Lvl 5, Elec Eng (Bldg 193) - Australian Academy of Science: New Fellows' and Medalists' Symposium
Nanoengineered Materials for Biomedicine Applications - Prof. Frank Caruso
Thu 9 Jul | 6.00-7.30pm | Theatre GM 15, Law School
News Centre
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Professor Stan Skafidas wins Innovation Award July 2009 The Gigabit Wireless Transceiver on CMOS Project received the Innovation Excellence Award at INNOVICS awards night. |
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Geomatics researchers partner with whereis.com in landmark navigation system Newsroom July 2009 Dr Matt Duckham, Senior Lecturer in Geographic Information Science at the Department of Geomatics says what makes this addition to whereis.com different from existing navigation systems is that it identifies the most suitable landmarks based on cognitive principles. View the full story plus news links |
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20th anniversary of the Internet in Australia Newsroom 24 June 2009 Director of e-Research, Professor Leon Sterling, says the University of Melbourne was chosen as the site for the nation’s first connection because they were leading Australia with UNIX technologies. |
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Telecommuting future The Voice 8 June 2009 According to Laureate Professor Rod Tucker, “There is potential for enormous carbon emissions savings with appropriate use of the internet to replace existing business, community and leisure activities.” |
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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. |
Leading Engineering Education
The Melbourne School of Engineering is admired internationally for its strong reputation in research and academic excellence. We offer distinctive undergraduate courses plus graduate Masters and Doctorate degrees, and attract high-achieving students. Our research activities focus on areas of global importance for the benefit of society.