Professor Con Doolan and Dr Charitha de Silva from the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering will research airborne threats to health with a multidisciplinary team - BREATHE.
UNSW Engineering Senior Lecturer Dr David Kellermann has been using fast-developing integrated digital tools with his teaching to deliver exceptional learning experiences for years. The unexpected pandemic has made Dr Kellermann shine as a pioneer
PhD student from the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering’s Sustainable Manufacturing and Life Cycle Engineering (SMLCE) Research Group, Gwendolyn Foo, has taken out joint third place in this year’s 3 Minute Thesis competition.
UNSW Engineering has welcomed a new report on the future of engineering education in Australia – and believes it is already ahead of the curve in respect of many of the recommendations.
More than $9 million in ARC grants have been awarded to two UNSW Sydney projects providing research into sensors for the health sector and new technologies for Australia’s infrastructure needs.
UNSW Sydney, Lockheed Martin and Omni Tanker are developing new carbon fibre composite technology for storing liquid hydrogen, avoiding matrix cracks, which will accelerate mass market adoption
Professor Stephen Foster has more than 60 years of UNSW Engineering in his DNA – so it’s no surprise that he is excited to lead the Faculty into the 2020s.
Proper maintenance procedures are in place to ensure that planes grounded for months or years due to worldwide travel restrictions are not an additional danger when they fly again.
Current advice for COVID-19 health workers is based on the assumption that droplets bearing the virus travel no further than 2 metres and do not remain in the air. The body of published evidence suggests otherwise.
