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The power of battery storage recharged with cash splash
Research to better unlock the potential of battery technologies has been given a vital funding boost as part of the latest round of the Australian Capital Territory's renewable energy reverse auction. The work, led by the ANU...
3Ai shortlisted in the AFR Higher Education Awards
The 3A Institute’s shortlisting in the AFR Higher Education Awards reinforces its commitment to creating research-led learning experiences
Proposed changes to engineering programs from 2021
The Research School of Electrical, Energy, and Materials Engineering (RSEEME) at The Australian National University (ANU), are proposing some changes to our education offerings.
New weather code with a sunny forecast
It’s National Science Week. This year’s theme is Deep Blue: innovations for the future of our oceans, and we are showcasing some of the exciting research happening at the College in this field. ...
New water monitoring device is making waves
It’s National Science Week. This year’s theme is Deep Blue: innovations for the future of our oceans, and we are showcasing some of the exciting research happening at the College in this field. ...
How we're celebrating National Science Week 2020
It's National Science Week from 15-23 August 2020 The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science is proud to celebrate National Science Week. National...
Radical, responsive, inclusive: experiments in education at 3Ai and around the world
Ellen Broad is a Senior Fellow at the Autonomy, Agency and Assurance Institute (3Ai). She joined 3Ai in mid-October 2019, and watched the Master students demonstrate...
ANU stem cell researcher joins ABC TOP 5
Biomedical engineer at The Australian National University (ANU), Dr Kiara Bruggeman, has been announced as an ABC TOP 5 Science 2020 recipient. Getting complicated scientific concepts to be well understood by a broader audience...
Celebrate National Colouring Book Day the CECS way
Celebrate National Colouring Book Day the CECS way National Colouring Book Day on 2 August recognises the joy that children and adults alike receive from colouring in pages of designs. At the ANU College of Engineering...
New organic material unlocks faster and more flexible electronic devices
Mobile phones and other electronic devices made from an organic material that is thin, bendable and more powerful are now a step closer thanks to new research led by scientists at The Australian University (ANU). Lead...
Owners of electric vehicles to be paid to plug into the grid to help avoid blackouts
By Dr Bjorn Sturmburg Electric vehicles can help keep the air clean in our cities – as ...
Electric vehicle fleets set to be on-call to backup the grid
A team from The Australian National University (ANU) College of Engineering and Computer Science will lead research into how electric vehicles (EVs) can support our energy grids. The EVs will act to prevent blackouts and the...
Massive investment in cyber policy a welcome move, says ANU expert
One of Australia's leading cyber experts, Professor Lesley Seebeck, has welcomed the Government's largest ever investment in cyber security. The Government has announced $1.35 billion over the next decade as part of the Cyber...
College leaders selected for international AI taskforce
Two leading experts from The Australian National University (ANU) have been nominated for an international taskforce to build an ethical framework on artificial intelligence (AI).
Japanese students experience engineering at ANU
Over four weeks in February, we welcomed 19 students from the University of Tokyo, Japan, who enjoyed a typical The Australian National University (ANU) student experience. The group of engineering students visited as part of the...
Taking charge: Deputy Dean announced as Fellow in electrochemistry
The Australian National University (ANU) engineer Professor Nick Birbilis has been named a Fellow of the International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE) in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the field of electrochemistry...
Ready to respawn: alumni launch new game
Smash hit smartphone games like Pokemon Go, Candy Crush, Angry Birds, and Fortnite have taken the world by storm. It’s no surprise that mobile games account for 43% of smartphone use. Two alumni from the ANU College of...
New affiliation reaffirms university’s commitment to diversity
We are proud to announce that The Australian National University (ANU) Research School of Computer Science has been named an affiliate school of the ...
Build your own CECS robot
Running out of things to do in isolation? Why not build a robot! The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science has been busy thinking of ways that we can virtually connect with the community during this time. We...
Tropical beaches to tutorials: how a scholarship can be the ticket to higher education
Though she didn’t know it at the time, Sarah’s interest in engineering began as a child. She had a love of science, exploring ideas, and making structures and inventions in the backyard. After discovering what engineering was...
