November
Articles
5 minutes with Aaron Ramsden
Can computer vision and AI predict strokes and prevent disability?
More than 80% of strokes are preventable. University of Sydney biomedical engineering students have proposed a rapid stroke prediction system using computer vision and AI, and accessible to any hospital with a CT imaging machine.
Internship sparks employment with leader in smart metering
Landing a workplace internship with Landis+Gyr was an exciting prospect for Leadership Scholarship recipient Ignatius Widjaja. To be then offered a position while studying was more than unexpected.
Why the Dalyell Program is no ordinary engineering and IT degree
In 2018, the Dalyell Scholars Program will replace the University of Sydney’s Advanced Engineering program for exceptional students, offering greater opportunities to excel and new challenges to conquer.
$7M in new ARC grants drive research innovation
Carbon dioxide reduction, advanced energy storage systems, and extreme-scale networks were just some of the areas receiving ARC funding for the University of Sydney’s engineering and IT researchers.
Sydney engineering students benefit from Airbus partner program
Aerospace engineering students at the University of Sydney will have the opportunity to work with a global leader in the aviation industry as a member of the Airbus Global University Partner Program (AGUPP).
New appointments bolster Faculty ranks
The academic ranks of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies have been strengthened by the arrivals of Associate Professor Amin Chabchoub and Doctor Edward Hoffman to the School of Civil Engineering.