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The MQ Speed team went to Nevada chasing one world speed record – and they are coming home with two! On Saturday morning, cyclist Lizanne Wilmot blasted through the women’s 600/200 record at 63.3 km/h. That evening, on the last-ever run of the series, the team broke the world record they were aiming for – the women’s Flying 200 - by 5 kph. The new world record is now held by Lizanne Wilmot and MQ2 at 96.8kph. The MQ Speed team was one of two Australian teams competing with cyclists from all over the globe to break a range of the human-powered land speed records at Battle Mountain, Nevada. Teams gathered around an 8km straight stretch of State Route 305, closed off from 8-14 September 2024 for the World Human Powered Speed Challenge. The 600/200 record involves a short 600 metre run-up to measure top speed over 200 metres, while the Flying 200 record doesn’t limit the run-up, and the cyclists can even have a human-powered push to start them off. Wind conditions must be perfect for a legal record to be recorded – which hampered the team’s efforts all week. “We’re incredibly proud, it was a tenacious effort,” says Dr Sammy Diasinos, who led a team of six engineering students on-site in Nevada and another dozen or so back in Australia to design, build and maintain the custom-built vehicle. #MacquarieUniversity

Macquarie University has been so grateful to be apart of the Indigenous Science Experience at Redfern Community Day, here are some of our Macquarie University Engineering students such as Nour Manafikhi showcasing the wonderful work we have been doing at the Indigenous Science Experience. 🛠 👏 Macquarie University Macquarie University Faculty of Science and Engineering #IndigenousScienceExperience #RedfernCommunityDay

My mechanical engineering thesis project this year has been to improve the process for experimentation and manufacturing with Flame Spray Pyrolysis. Here's a little sneak peak on the design and manufacturing of my "FSP CNC Machine"

Astronomy Open Night is less than 2 weeks away!   Robots play a crucial role in exploring the cosmos and our own planet, whether autonomously navigating through space or executing precise tasks via remote control. Join us to witness the future of robotics as the Macquarie University championship FIRST robotics team showcases their 2024 season robot! Get hands-on experience and drive a championship-winning robot yourself.   Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to see robotics in action and be a part of the excitement!   For the full program and to purchase your tickets visit https://lnkd.in/e3MMVAQx.   🌌🤩 #Robotics #SpaceExploration #MacquarieUniversity #FIRSTRobotics #HandsOnExperience

ENGG2000/3000 Students today at 44 Waterloo Road Macquarie Park, School of Engineering Campus putting in the hard work to complete their carriage structure before the mid-semester break. 🛠️💯 Macquarie University #mqengineering #studentproject #studentpractical

It was great to attend The Australian Institute of Physics and The Royal Australian Chemical Institute - NSW Branch Presidents Dinner. Thank you to both organisations for this wonderful opportunity to engage with a vibrant community of researchers and professionals. Special thanks to Maree Stuart FRACI CChem and Dr Frederick Osman for your kind invitation, and thoughtful gift! It was great sharing insights and discussing exciting innovations in the fields of chemistry and physics. Looking forward to our future collaborations! Macquarie University Engineering Macquarie University Faculty of Science and Engineering

🚀 Call for Book Chapters 🚀 We are excited to announce a new book project titled "Advancements in IoT Sensors and Security: Harnessing AI/ML for Secured IoT Sensor Data." We invite researchers, practitioners, and experts to contribute chapters exploring the intersection of AI/ML with IoT sensor technologies. This book aims to highlight the latest advancements, applications, and challenges in these rapidly evolving fields. Topics include AI-driven remote sensing, environmental monitoring, sustainable energy, quantum AI, and more. 📅 Key Dates: Abstract Submission: September 30, 2024 Full Chapter Submission: November 30, 2024 Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to a cutting-edge resource! Editors: Prof. Subhas Mukhopadhyay (Macquarie University) Prof. Biswajeet Pradhan (University of Technology Sydney) Prof. Shilpa Bade-Gite (Symbiosis Institute of Technology) For more details, feel free to contact us at [email protected]. #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #Sensors #BookChapter #CallForChapters

In MECH3002 Heat and Mass Transfer, 3rd year engineering students were conducting a lab practical and were taught the difference between concurrent and counter-current flow. Macquarie University #studentpractical #heatandmass #mechanicalengineering

Just what a win!! 3 years work within 3 minutes!!!! 3 MINUTES PRESENTATION WINNER FROM MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY is none other than Syed Nazmus Sakib . 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 from Macquarie University Engineering - School of Engineering!!!! And Xiuping Liao for making me believe in Bin Chicken again!!! We are just so happy!!!!

Huge Congratulations to Syed Nazmus Sakib from Macquarie University Engineering for winning the 1st prize in the MQ 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) 2024 competition. Well done, Sakib; you have made us all incredibly proud.