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Generous gift fires up engineering innovation in healthcare - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Generous gift fires up engineering innovation in healthcare. Posted by Annie Rahilly. On February 6, 2015 at 9:00 am. A major donation to the University of Melbourne’s Centre for Neural Engineering (CfNE) will provide critical funds to advance links between life sciences, engineering and physical sciences and drive the next wave of medical breakthroughs in Australia. Medical Point of Care Devices. He supports new and innovative engineering, as he believes this will drive Australia’s future...

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Study in Melbourne, Australia — Courses at The University of Melbourne, Australia

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The University of Melbourne. Undergraduate Course Search Browse all. Graduate Course Search Browse all. An undergraduate course is your first degree at university. Search here if you’re a secondary school student, or looking to start your first degree at University. Bachelor of Arts Extended. Associate Degree in Urban Horticulture. Bachelor of Fine Arts. Bachelor of Oral Health. Bachelor of Science Extended. Diploma in General Studies. Search or browse our undergraduate courses. Study Abroad and Exchange.

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Alumni in Conversation - Kenny Wang - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Alumni in Conversation – Kenny Wang. Posted by Engineering Alumni Relations. On August 6, 2015 at 1:37 pm. Kenny Wang knew he wanted to be an engineer from his first day at The University of Melbourne. After his Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Management), Kenny moved onto complete a Masters of Engineering (Civil), graduating mid-2014. We caught up with Kenny a year on, to hear about his time at the University and the work he has been doing since with global energy company, Shell. The en...

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Miegunyah Public Lecture: the emergent rhythms of health and disease - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Miegunyah Public Lecture: the emergent rhythms of health and disease. Posted by Kristen Goodgame. On June 18, 2015 at 11:55 am. Professor John R. Terry from the University of Exeter will present the lecture, ‘The emergent rhythms of health and disease: where mathematics, biology and medicine meet’ as part of the Russell and Mab Grimwade Miegunyah Distinguished Visiting Fellowship Program. When: Monday 20th July 2015, 6:30-7:30pm. Melbourne School of Design (Building 133). To post a comment.

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Events Archives - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Graeme Clark Oration 2016: Science and Technology: New Frontiers for Helping People with Mental Illness. On August 22, 2016 at 9:36 am. This 2016 Graeme Clark Oration will describe the recent advances in the science of mental illness and new frontiers in technology that give hope for reducing the suffering from serious mental illness. Thinking Machines in the Physical World. On July 13, 2016 at 10:11 am. Supercomputing and Astronomy Seminars, Thursday March 24. On March 23, 2016 at 4:31 pm.

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The security paradox: individual privacy versus digital driftnets - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. The security paradox: individual privacy versus digital driftnets. On March 30, 2015 at 3:21 pm. By Dr Suelette Dreyfus. And Associate Professor Shanton Chang. The great irony of the Abbott government’s plan to enforce the mandatory data retention legislation is that while this is being done to make us safer, in fact it creates new data security risks for us all. The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment (Data Retention) Bill 2014. The principle of privacy. The approach de...

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Engineering and IT research gets $1.5m boost - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Engineering and IT research gets $1.5m boost. Posted by Greta Harrison. On July 16, 2015 at 1:08 pm. Cleaner, greener 5G wireless networks and a revolutionary method for targeting the delivery of drugs to diseased cells are just some of the major engineering and IT industry partnership projects that have been greenlit at the University of Melbourne thanks to the Australian Research Council’s Linkage grants for 2015. Also from the Department of Computing and Information Systems, Associate P...

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Victorian geothermal pilot launched - The Melbourne Engineer

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Eng & IT Home. Victorian geothermal pilot launched. Posted by Jennifer Thomas. On April 3, 2012 at 9:52 am. Checking geothermal ground loops as they are installed. The Honourable Michael O’Brien, Victorian Minister for Energy and Resources, has announced a 1.6 million dollar Department of Primary Industries grant to fund researchers from the Department of Infrastructure Engineering, headed by Golder Associates. And Direct Energy Pty Ltd. While geothermal energy does not generate or replace the need for e...

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Graduate Coursework Study: Computing and Information Systems, University of Melbourne

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Melbourne School of Engineering. Computing and Information Systems. For more details of the Melbourne School of Information and its degree programs, including profiles of students and staff, visit the MSI website. Building on a Previous IT Major. Students who have completed a first degree in a computing discipline may apply to enter these programs. Minimum and maximum durations are shown beside each program. Master of Engineering (Software) [2 to 3 years]. Master of Science (Computer Science) [2 years].