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Event ArchivesDate: Nov 17th 2007. Everyone is welcome to attend. However booking is essential, and should be e-mailed to r.hill@rmit.edu.au or liuping.wang@rmit.edu.au. For more details, click here. The Endeavour Exhibition is a showcase of projects undertaken by Electrical Engineering students in the final year of their studies. On display will be forty-five projects which integrate a vast number of different fields including photonics, biomedical engineering, signal processing, communications and electronics. Endeavour 2007 marks the 10th anniversary of the Exhibition and presents an opportunity to view creative and innovative projects and meet with some of the brightest students in Australia. Open to the public -11:00am to 4:30pm Visit Endeavour website for more details. From 10am - 4pm. Find out more about the new Melbourne Model degrees. There will be talks and demonstrations. This is the chance for you, prospective students, to talk to current students about the courses you want to do. More information: http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/events/openday.html June 24th 2007: Joint Conference on the Optical Internet (COIN) & Australian Conference on Optical Fibre Technology (ACOFT) 2007 will be held at the University of Melbourne. COIN/ACOFT 2007 will cover the latest research on optical technologies including applications in telecommunications devices, systems and networks, sensor networks, bio-engineering and more. For further details see http://www.coinacoft2007.com.au/ The event is held at Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University of Melbourne, on the 12 and 13 of April 2007. Currenly calling for papers - More details (PDF). A brief program is also available. The Sensors, Signals and Scheduling Workshop is a tutorial workshop to be held simultaneously using teleconferencing facilities in both Adelaide and Melbourne on 18, 19 and 20 December 2006. Researchers at the forefront of research in signal processing and sensor management will give a short series of seminars. For general information, please contact Ms Loris Muir on + 61 3 8344 6699 or l.muir@ee.unimelb.edu.au. For registrations, please contact Mr Stephen Guest on +61 8 8303 5467 or registration@eleceng.adelaide.edu.au Carlton Rydges Hotel, Parkville Melbourne. More information. ATNAC 2006 will be held in Melbourne on 4th to 6th December 2006. Visit the ATNAC 2006 website: http://www.ee.unimelb.edu.au/atnac2006/index.html for more details. By Jonathan Manton, Executive Director Last year, approximately $275 million of funding commencing in 2006 was awarded to academics by the Australian Research Council (ARC) under the Discovery Projects scheme. Determining which of the 3,742 applications to fund and to what level is an important and challenging task. This talk will explain the current process used by the ARC and draw attention to the challenges therein. Suggestions from the audience for enhancements to the process are welcome. Monday 13th November Electrical Engineering final year projects showcase. Visit Endeavour2006 website for more details. Hosted by Cleve Moler, the original author of MATLAB. Registration required, available online. Visit Clevetour event for more details. Please visit our Open Day page for more details. Nikola Tesla (1856 - 1943) was a pioneering electrical engineer and inventor, an American scientist with serbian origin Tesla is famous as the creator of the rotating magnetic field and of the complete system of production and distribution of electrical energy (motor generators) based on the use of alternate currents. In celebration of Nikola Tesla's 150th Anniversary the department will be hosting a Tesla Conference on Monday 31st July. A call for papers will encourage participants to present papers that discuss the advances in electrical engineering in the last century and more specifically how technology today has stemmed from Tesla's creations. If you wish to submit a paper please email the conference chairman Dr Darko Musicki at d.musicki@ee.unimelb.edu.au The conference will be held at the Parkville Campus of The University of Melbourne in Wilson Hall. A light lunch will be provided. To register to attend this event please email Loris Muir at l.muir@ee.unimelb.edu.au. Tesla Update:
Second International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor networks and Information Processing - (ISSNIP 05) ( www.issnip.org), together with First IEEE International Conference on e-Science and Grid Technologies ( e-Science 2005), 5 - 8 December 2005 The Langham Hotel, Melbourne, Australia. Online registration is now available: ISSNIP 05 Registration Form. Contact detail is available in the registration form. Endeavour2005 Exhibition - www.endeavour2005.com.au . Showcase of final year engineering projects. Open to industry representatives, students and the public. 10am to 4pm, Wednesday, 26 October 2005 in Wilson Hall. A guest lecture on the industrial relation systems and employment issues. 1-2pm, 221 Bouverie Theatre 1. Check brochure. A special CUBIN / ACoRN Information Theory Workshop will be held in Melbourne on Thursday and Friday, September 1 and 2, before the International Symposium on Information Theory. Visit website. Interested in pursuing postgraduate study? Learn all about the Department's research projects at the Postgraduate Information Session on Tuesday 30 August at 2pm. Venue is the Wood Theatre of the Economics and Commerce Building, Room G09, Ground Floor. Talk to students and graduates about course and career options. Displays and demos include: optical fibre link, laser, internal and networking demos, fourth year student projects. Level 3, Electrical & Electronic Engineering Bldg, 207 Bouverie Street. - Presentation: Electrical and Electronic Engineering from a personal perspective. 11-11.30am & 2.30-3pm, theatre 1, level 3, Electrical & Electronic Engineering Bldg, 207 Bouverie Street. - Endeavour2005 will be located in the project labs, level 3, 207-221 Bouverie Street 10am to 4pm. Endeavour 2005 will be holding a Commercialisation & Presentation Skills Seminar, followed by a BBQ for all final year project students and their supervisors. 11am Thursday 18th August, Theatre 1, ICT Building, 111 Barry Street Visit faculty office for enrollment details. Final year student projects showcases, supported by NEC and other industry sponsors. More details. The new web site uses the new University templates, and is integrated with a new navigation mechanism (top horizontal menu and left vertical menu). |
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