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UNSW Engineering
Higher Education
Kensington, New South Wales 13,180 followers
The Faculty of Engineering at UNSW is the largest in Australia and is consistently ranked amongst the nation's best.
About us
The Faculty of Engineering at UNSW is the pre-eminent centre for engineering studies and research in Australia, offering the country’s most comprehensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate, research and continuing education courses. A founding faculty of UNSW, the Faculty of Engineering offers 70 years of sustained excellence in cutting-edge education, offering the most extensive range of engineering fields of study in Australia, and incorporating the latest developments through the following eight specialist schools: - Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering - School of Chemical Engineering - School of Civil and Environmental Engineering - School of Computer Science and Engineering - School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications - School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering - School of Minerals and Energy Resources Engineering - School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering We believe in academic freedom, so posts do not necessarily represent official UNSW views. Read our Social Media Terms of Service at www.unsw.to/sm CRICOS Provider No. 00098G
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- Higher Education
- Company size
- 5,001-10,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Kensington, New South Wales
- Founded
- 1949
- Specialties
- Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Minerals and Energy Resource Engineering, and Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering
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Keeping First Nations people safe on Australian roads means making it easier for them to get a licence. Beyond that, and particularly in remote areas, travelling safely and legally is crucial for accessing health care, fulfilling cultural responsibilities and participating in the workforce. Milad Haghani UNSW Civil and Environmental Engineering
First Nations people are 3 times more likely to die on the road. Here’s how to fix Australia’s transport injustice
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“It's a huge call to step away from industrial systems that are reliable, cost effective, and have been perfected over centuries. But it has to be done."--David N Eyre. The new UNSW Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation works to help us make the tough but necessary decisions for reducing emissions.
Future thinking: UNSW’s Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation is driving green initiatives
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UNSW Engineering reposted this
Have you heard about PFAS but you are not sure what that means? Time to learn the basics with Professor Denis O'Carroll from UNSW Engineering in Episode 18 of Our Water Connection. Denis’s career has been focused on using engineering to address pressing challenges to the environment and water quality focusing on emerging contaminants! He is one of the experts the media goes to when asking questions about PFAS. 🔸 What are these substances? 🔸 Why do they stay around for so long? 🔸 How do we treat them? Listen to the conversation to find out! Tune in on YouTube 👉🏾 https://lnkd.in/e8qQcDC8 Tune in on multiple Podcast platforms 👉🏾 https://lnkd.in/e_ue_cab #OurWaterConnection #WaterCuriosity #SuperstarsOfSTEM #KnowledgeSharing #WaterProfessionals #WaterLiteracy #WaterPodcast #PFAS #EmergingContaminants #WaterTreatment
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A look back at the life of Stuart Wenham, remembered as one of the world's most productive researchers on solar power and a mentor, guide and supporter to so many who have walked through our doors. Among many other accomplishments, his work led to the establishment of the world’s first undergraduate degree in photovoltaics in 2000. UNSW SPREE
Stuart Wenham (1957-2017): A driving force behind solar power
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“The AGSE Industry PhD program has allowed me to develop both my scientific and professional networks and explore my career options post-PhD.”—Claire Bridges, working with Synedgen, Inc. and the UNSW Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering to repair blood vessels affected by diabetes. The Industry PhD from the Australian Graduate School of Engineering at UNSW gives you industry-ready skills and professional networks, gearing you for success in your next industry or academic role. Find out more at unsw.to/agse Photo: Anthony Geernaert
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🚨 Only a few spots left! 🚀 Unlock the potential of your research! Join the FREE Research to Value Workshop by CSIRO’s ON Innovation Program to bridge the gap between research & commercialisation, learn practical strategies, develop a compelling value proposition, and network with industry experts! Find out more & register: https://lnkd.in/gW-rVdqa #ResearchToValue #Innovation #CSIRO #ECR #EarlyCareerResearcher #Researcher #Sydney #Research UNSW University of Newcastle University of Wollongong University of Technology Sydney NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Mark Lewis Caitlin MacPhail Joss Kesby Andy Lamb Selena Boyfield Elizabeth Burke Leah Lucas NSW Power Fuels including Hydrogen Network UNSW Engineering UNSW Built Environment Research UNSW Digital Grid Futures Institute ARC Training Centre for The Global Hydrogen Economy UNSW Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation
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Creating water from moist air could help solve scarcity issues, particularly in tropical climates. Learn more about 'atmospheric water generation' with Kristen Splinter and Daniel Lambert FTSE. UNSW Water Research Laboratory
Out of thick air: How ‘collecting fog’ could help solve global drinking water problems
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This week, Engineering's '75 stories in 75 days' series covers space, the high seas and a family legacy of keeping innovation afloat. Read about our advances in satellite tech helping forecast the future, the robot boats powered by the sun, pumping hydrogen into big diesel rigs and a man following in his grandfather's footsteps by giving back to the university. Read all those stories and more here: https://lnkd.in/gqjmVj2p
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Congratulations to Milad Mousavi for being awarded second place in one of the University’s premier events, the 3 Minute Thesis competition! 👏 This is an outstanding result for our School and our Faculty, and an absolute testament to Milad’s ability to demonstrate the impact of his research in an engaging and accessible way. Milad’s innovative research presentation, ‘The Invisible Guardian of the Underground Galaxy’, addresses the many lives lost in the mining sector and aims to use a digital invisible guardian to predict accidents. Well done Milad on this incredible achievement! 🎉 _____________ 📷 Pictured are the UNSW 3MT awardees: Sari Puspita Dewi (People’s Choice award), Milad Mousavi (Second place), Ellen Bowden-Reid (Third place) and Lilly Hatwell (Winner). UNSW Engineering | #CIES #3MT #3MinuteThesis
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