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Centre for Geometric Analysis Seminar Series
Dr Kwok-Kun Kwong from Sydney University presents his talk "Some quantitative comparison theorems in Riemannian geometry" at this week's seminar.
2018 Trade Show
The annual trade show hosted by the School of Computing and Information Technology (SCIT) spells out the future path for innovation and technology.
2018 Innovation Conference and Exhibition
Come along to the Innovation Fair where our talented students in 2nd and 3rd Year Engineering showcase their annual team projects and products.
2018 Engineering Studies Days
The Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences at the University of Wollongong is once again offering Engineering Studies Days. Year 11 students enrolled in the NSW Engineering subject or any Year 11 ACT students enrolled in engineering or engineering related subjects are offered the opportunity of enhancing their knowledge of and skills in engineering by attending one of the 2018 Engineering Studies Days. The Engineering Studies Days program is made up of two components. These are: Laboratory sessions in Materials…
2018 Engineering Studies Days
The Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences at the University of Wollongong is once again offering Engineering Studies Days. Year 11 students enrolled in the NSW Engineering subject or any Year 11 ACT students enrolled in engineering or engineering related subjects are offered the opportunity of enhancing their knowledge of and skills in engineering by attending one of the 2018 Engineering Studies Days. The Engineering Studies Days program is made up of two components. These are: Laboratory sessions in Materials…
Koori STEM Camp
Aboriginal students from the NSW South Coast are being given the opportunity to identify with their Aboriginal cultural heritage and its connection to STEM.
CMRP Seminar Series
Speaker Gerard Arino Estrada, PhD Abstract High-Z semiconductor radiation detectors as cadmium telluride (CdTe) or cadmium zinc telluride (CZT) have long been studied for positron emission tomography (PET) applications because of their excellent performance in energy and spatial resolution. However, the timing resolution of such devices is several nanoseconds at best, which is far from the sub-nanosecond time-of-flight (TOF) requirements of last generation TOF-PET scanners. Recently, at the University of California, Davis, we have proved the feasibility of using…
STEM Camp for Girls
Do you know a young women entering into year 10 or 11 in 2019? UOW STEM Camp for Girls 2019 Applications are OPEN!