Innovation on trackUni welcomes second major Rail Technology Development grantCQUniversity's Centre for Railway Engineering (CRE) has welcomed a second major grant of $670,000 in funding over 2 years to develop technologies for long freight trains. There's a particular focus on markets such as the coal haulage system in Central Queensland and in the Hunter Valley and the iron ore haulage railways in Western Australia. Full Details… |
Timed to perfectionStudents able to help 'fleet' streetStudents engaged in an exercise physiology residential school session proved to be at the right place at the right time to help answer a local newspaper query. The Morning Bulletin wanted to know how much head start one of their staff members would need to beat home Olympic champion Usain Bolt over 200m. Full Details… |
Building networksMackay helps students stay in 'the zone'Mackay Campus has overcome the setback of flooded carpeting earlier this year to create a fresh and funky Library reading and relaxation area - now known as 'The Zone'. Artwork for the walls and floor was provided by Master of Contemporary Arts students and staff from the University of Tasmania, who are using Mackay Campus as a base. Full Details… |
|
Sciences, Engineering & Health |
Business & Informatics |
Arts, Humanities & Education |
||
| Resources sector top priority for Uni Full Details… | Lecturer Andy's handy industry background Full Details… | Olena's learning journey across the globe Full Details… | ||