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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.
Students explore a future in Technology at the 2016 National Youth Science Forum
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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.
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.
Solar freakin' roadways? Why the future of this technology may not be so bright
By ANDREW THOMSON When we are not driving, cycling, or walking on it, a road is just a waste of space, right? Not if it is a solar road!
ANU opens up a world of possibilities for engineering graduate
Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Science graduate Molly Thomas is excited about where the future will take her.
Engineering graduate wins top ANU student prize
An engineering graduate with a passion for reaching out to school students has won the University's most prestigious prize for undergraduates, the Tillyard prize.
ANU researcher achieves world's highest solar cell efficiency for low-grade silicon
The price of Photovoltaics modules has drastically decreased during the last decade, however further cost reductions are now increasingly hard.
Hassan Hijazi wins 2015 "Rising Star" award in Operations Research
Dr Hassan Hijazi from the Research School of Computer Science has been recently awarded the 2015 "Rising Star" award from the
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