News: electrical and mechanical engineering
International Summer School on Land-Sky-Ocean (HITWH-ISSLASA 2019) – Applications Open!
The 4th International Summer School on Land-Sky-Ocean, Harbin Institute of Technology, Weihai (HITWH-ISSLASA 2019) is the succession of the annual HITWH-ISSLASA and again provides a platform for the young talents worldwide to show themselves and conduct friendly competition together.
Join the student club ADEPT
ADEPT is a student-led club at the university whose focus is to provide students with opportunities to participate in practical projects throughout their degrees.
Anglicare SA 150 Augustus Short Scholarship
The Anglicare SA 150 Augustus Short Scholarship is available to a student of high academic merit, who has relocated from a rural or remote area and is experiencing challenging financial circumstances or another disadvantage.
[Read more about Anglicare SA 150 Augustus Short Scholarship]
Photographer of the Year
Congratulations to Professor Carl Howard from the School of Mechanical Engineering, who is the Oceania Regional Winner in the Institution of Mechanical Engineers 2018 Photographer of the Year Competition.
Best Overall Paper
Congratulations to PhD candidate Orddom Leav from the School of Mechanical Engineering, who won the President’s prize for the best overall paper at the Australian Acoustical Society annual conference.
Vacation Work Experience
BHP is currently taking expressions of interest from second, third and fourth year Mechanical Engineering (or similar) students to complete paid Vacation Work Experience at their Olympic Dam mine.
Dual band opens gateway to smart cities research
A research collaboration between the Australian Smart Cities Consortium (ASCC), the Connected Cities Project and Internet of Things (IoT) company Meshed, has led to the creation and launch of a world-first dual band LoRaWAN gateway, that simultaneously supports both Australian and Asian standard bandwidths.
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Future Scientist Award
The Kelly Services Future Scientist Award gives final-year science students and recent science graduates the opportunity to present themselves to a panel of leading scientific employers, receive important job search advice from our science recruitment specialists, plus the chance to win $1000!
Towards a Career in Motorsport Engineering
Kailin Sullivan is a penultimate year student in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical) at the Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, the University of Adelaide.
[Read more about Towards a Career in Motorsport Engineering]
Get Ahead this Summer Break
With the summer break just a few months away you might want to consider how you can make the most of this time to advance your career prospects and get yourself ready for graduation.
