Posts tagged with Mechanical Engineering

  1. Making waves on the quiet: how submarines can avoid detection

    Jason Monty conducting research in wave tank
    How do you hide a massive submerged machine that produces a stream of disturbed water in its wake that becomes detectable once it rises to the surface?

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2019/05/23/making-waves-on-the-quiet-how-submarines-can-avoid-detection

  2. 12 of the best innovations and discoveries from 2018


    Take a look back at some of the most amazing research and innovation from 2018.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2019/01/04/12-of-the-best-innovations-and-discoveries-from-2018

  3. Engineering and IT students showcase their futuristic innovations

    Watermelon with watermelon maturity device.
    Melbourne School of Engineering students today showcased their diverse and impressive creations as a culmination of their years’ work in an exhibition called Endeavour.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2018/10/18/engineering-and-it-students-showcase-their-futuristic-innovations

  4. Using maths to map mines deep underground


    New optimisation software, inspired by the complexity of the microchip, could save the mining industry millions

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2018/07/11/using-maths-to-map-mines-deep-underground

  5. ‘Loads, Diodes and Cathodes’ Win the 2018 Case Study Competition


    Presenting to peers, academics and a panel of industry-based judges on 26 March 2018, over 154 students comprising 33 multidisciplinary teams competed in this year’s Case Study Competition, with ‘Loads, Diodes and Cathodes’ taking home the prize.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2018/05/21/loads-diodes-and-cathodes-win-the-2018-case-study-competition

  6. Using virtual reality to treat real-world injuries


    Biomechanical technology that uses virtual reality can not only help treat injuries, but also prevent them

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2018/04/11/using-virtual-reality-to-treat-real-world-injuries

  7. Australian-first CAREN laboratory launched last week


    An Australian-first state of the art Virtual Reality (VR) biomechanical facility that is vastly improving our understanding of human movement and how to treat and prevent injuries was launched last week.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2018/03/19/australian-first-caren-laboratory-launched-last-week

  8. Engineers awarded HealthTech Innovation Challenge prize to take their products to market

    An entrepreneurial team from the Melbourne School of Engineering has used shipping industry technology to develop a robot to aid the rehabilitation of stroke patients. The team, ReCubit, was this week awarded $20,000 from the Graeme Clark Institute’s HealthTech Innovation Challenge.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2017/11/23/engineers-awarded-healthtech-innovation-challenge-prize-take-products-market

  9. Debating Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths a hit for girls

    A team of six girls from Clifton Hill Primary School has shown off their debating skills, taking home state bragging rights at the Primary School Statewide Tournament, held at the University of Melbourne.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2017/11/20/debating-stem

  10. International workshop on powering communities to promote equality

    More than 40 academics, engineers and government leaders from Asia will gather at the University of Melbourne this week to examine how renewable energy technologies and systems can reduce poverty, address social inclusion and improve gender balance.

    ingenium.eng.unimelb.edu.au/2017/10/02/international-workshop-powering-communities-promote-equality

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