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New Colombo Plan to fund 40 scholarships in Humanitarian Engineering
The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science is set to strengthen its partnership with Engineers Without Boarders (EWB) ACT Chapter, with the announcement of funding 40 new...
World's thinnest lens to revolutionise cameras
ANU engineers have created the world's thinnest lens, one two-thousandth the thickness of a human hair, opening the door to flexible computer displays and a revolution in miniature cameras. Lead researcher Dr Yuerui (Larry) Lu...
ANU strengthens commitment to gender equity
The University has used International Women's Day to strengthen its commitment to gender equity.
Students from Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NUST) visits ANU
On Monday 29 February ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science hosted 21 engineering students from Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NUST), one of our partner universities in China. The purpose of the...
CECS hosts agents from Chinese partner universities
Last week CECS Marketing hosted international agents from our key Chinese partner universities, namely Beijing Institute of Technology, Northwestern Polytechnical University...
New female students welcomed to Engineering and Computing at ANU
More than 50 first year female engineering and computing students celebrated the start of the academic year yesterday at a high tea with current students and staff from the College. Although there were sandwiches, cupcakes and iced tea...
Lighting communities through passion
Installing solar energy systems into rural Cambodian homes has brought hope and economic opportunities for locals, as REBECCA WATTS...
Fuelling the ideas boom
ANU students are the fuel that will drive the Federal Government's Ideas Boom, according to DR SHAYNE FLINT, PhD '06....
Best paper award for student's prototype for cleaning ABS census data
Daniel Alarcon, PhD student from the Research School of Computer Science has just been awarded the best paper at the recent Australasian Computer Science Conference (ACSC) for his research which uses logic techniques to clean real-world...
VC outlines a new vision for ANU
Professor Brian Schmidt has shared his vision for ANU in his first public event since taking over as Vice-Chancellor. Professor Schmidt said he wanted ANU to be committed to excellence in both research and education, to honour...
ANU student and alumna awarded Fulbright Scholarships
PhD student Daniel McNamara and law graduate Hannah Ryan have been awarded 2016 Fulbright Postgraduate Scholarships to study in the United States. Mr McNamara, a PhD student at the ANU Research School of Computer Science, will...
Improving solar cells without doping
Scientists have developed a new silicon solar cell that promises cheaper manufacturing processes and better power output. The collaboration, between scientists at The Australian National University (ANU), UC Berkeley, who led the...
Global challenges attract students
Demand for places at The Australian National University (ANU) has increased by almost 16 per cent on the same time last year, with offers made to more than 3,775 new domestic undergraduate students for 2016 so far. ANU attracted...
ANU among world's most international universities
ANU has been named the 25th most international university in the world, according to the latest Times Higher Education...
Computing Students to trial innovations to education and mobile learning
The Research School of Computer Science has won a competitive ANU Teaching Enhancement Grant in the latest round of funding provided to promote innovations to education at The Australian National University. The Grant will seek...
Zhiyong Sun receives 'Best Student Paper Award-Finalist' at premier IEEE conference
PhD Candidate Zhiyong Sun has taken out the 'Best Student Paper' as one of three finalists at the recent IEEE conference on Decision and Control (CDC) held in December 2015 in Osaka Japan. The IEEE CDC conference is the largest and...
Students explore a future in Technology at the 2016 National Youth Science Forum
The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) is a 12 day residential program for students entering year 12 who are passionate about all things Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (...
More than 2,150 students offered early places at ANU
More than 2,150 students, including more than 600 ACT school-leavers, have received an early offer to study at The Australian National University (ANU) in 2016. The offers were made through the Universities Admissions Centre's (...
ANU welcomes ACT renewable energy fund
The ACT Government's new $10.8 million funding for a Renewable Energy Innovation Fund will provide great opportunities for ANU to further partner with industry to develop clean energy storage and distribution systems. ...
