September
Articles
27 September 2021
Researchers develop 'safe' quarantine monitoring system
A School of Computer Science researcher is collaborating with the NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) and the University of Technology to deliver a quarantine monitoring system that could be used by arrivals once state and national borders reopen.
23 September 2021
COVID, lockdowns, tax time: scammers pose triple threat
The pandemic, ongoing lockdowns and tax return time are leading to a perfect scam storm, says Dr Suranga Seneviratne from the School of Computer Science.
21 September 2021
What does the US-EU methane pact mean for Australia?
Professor Jun Huang and Dr Shenlong Zhao from the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering comment on the joint US-EU methane reduction pact and what it could mean for Australia.
17 September 2021
Brighten your day with these 10 positive stories
Hanging out for some good news? Here are 10 positive news stories you might have missed that could brighten your outlook this weekend.
16 September 2021
$500,000 worth of new engineering scholarships open for 2022
The Faculty of Engineering have announced a collective pool of scholarships worth $500,000 for undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students.
08 September 2021
Meet the students pursuing their passions through a PhD
From bionics to machine learning, these engineering PhD candidates have taken their passions to the labs, and their research stands to have long lasting impact.
06 September 2021
5 reasons to study computer science at Sydney
Future-proof your career with a degree in computer science that can take you anywhere from software developer to entrepreneur.
03 September 2021
Hydrogen embrittlement in steel and a cure in atom probe tomography
Add carbon to iron, you get steel. Add hydrogen to steel, you get a potential catastrophe. The condition is hydrogen embrittlement and it has so far resisted all attempts at an answer. Professor Julie Cairney is looking closely at the problem.