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Meet Ross Pure, published 2nd yr Engineering R&D student
Meet Ross Pure, a third year Engineering student from the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences. A mathematics problem Ross solved as part of his second year R and D project was recently published. The publication is a program...
ANU to play role in World Wide Web development
The ANU is set to play a significant role in guiding the future of the Web after being chosen as the new host of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Australia Office. The W3C is an international consortium of over 400 member...
Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt to lead ANU
Professor Brian Schmidt AC has been appointed the next Vice-Chancellor of The Australian National University (ANU). He will take up the position on 1 January 2016 at the conclusion of the term of current Vice-Chancellor Professor...
ANU students play their cards right with tech startup
ANU students and brothers Nick and Sebastian Harrison are bringing the world's most popular trading card game into the digital world. Nick and Sebastian are developing a technology that will allow players and commercial traders to...
Graduates app connects travellers and experiences across the globe
Coming to the end of their degrees a group of ANU students decided that it was time to seriously pursue an idea and make it happen. What resulted was Bindle – a mobile application that takes the chance and difficulty out of...
Research in rhyme wins Famelab people’s choice award
ANU Engineering student Kiara Bruggeman has won the people's choice prize at the Famelab Australia science communications awards by presenting her research in rhyme. Ms Bruggeman, a third year PhD student, works in tissue...
ANU alumna encourages women into engineering
ANU graduate Bridget Legg (Bachelor of Engineering (R&D) ’13) returned to campus to share her university and early career experiences with year 11 and 12 students at the ANU Girls in Engineering and Technology Program – GET Set...
Start-up by ANU alumnus impresses Tesla
ANU alumnus Dr Lachlan Blackhall, co-founder of Canberra start-up Reposit Power, says it was a shock to lock in a deal with car maker Tesla to supply software to the company's home battery business. Dr Blackhall, Chief Technology...
ANU visits Beijing Institute of Technology
On March 17 2016 Professor Robert Mahony and Johan Arnberg (International Marketing and Partnerships) from the Australian National University (ANU) visited the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) to review and discuss exchange...
