December 2020 Archives | EIS News and Events

Researcher wins funding to aid development of smart wearable devices

A researcher from the School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronics & Biomedical Engineering recently secured a Discovery Early Career Researcher Award valu... Read More...

Researchers awarded Best Paper

The School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering had cause for celebration recently with two papers recently awarded Best Paper published i... Read More...

Welcome to the team

The Shoalhaven Industry 4.0 Hub and the CRC-P Downer project welcomed new team members this month and they wanted to introduce themselves to the broader EIS com... Read More...

SMART nominated for two awards

SMART Infrastructure Facility nominated in two categories at the Smart Cities Council Awards, winners announced this Thursday. A finalist for The Future of Pla... Read More...

Urgent call for new rail line as commuter traffic soars

A new report recommends calls for urgent action to address the doubling of commuter traffic and a massive increase of freight movements between the Illawarra an... Read More...

Living laboratories testing renewable energy

The Innovation Hub for Affordable Heating and Cooling (i-Hub) A team of researchers from the Sustainable Buildings Research Centre have established living labo... Read More...

Professor Willy Susilo named as IEEE Fellow

Senior Professor Willy Susilo was recently recognised as an IEEE Fellow for contributions to cloud computing security The Institute of Electrical and Electroni... Read More...

What comes around goes around

It was a chance meeting between Dr Tillmann Böhme and academic Professor Veena Sahajwalla that set in train a collaboration between UNSW and the University of W... Read More...

Clean data saves lives

Clean data is critical for the accurate detection and diagnosis of public health risks A researcher from the University of Wollongong's School of Computing and... Read More...

Edible Bus Stops

It all started with the proposed sale of a small parcel of forgotten and neglected land in south London. One man, Will Sandy, decided to take a stand and creat... Read More...