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Professor Geoff Stevens named one of Australia's most influential engineers June 2009 Professor Geoff Stevens, is listed as one of Engineers Australia Magazine's 100 most influential engineers. The list focuses on present influence rather than historical achievements. All of the 100 engineers are currently in leadership positions, either in organisations or by virtue of their engineering expertise. |
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Environmental Award Dr John Provis has won the Brian Robinson Fellowship from the Banksia Environmental Foundation. The Fellowship, first awarded in 2005, is an annual grant created to encourage future environmental leaders. |
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Associate Professor David Shallcross named IChemE Vice President The new IChemE Vice President - Qualifications of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, David Shallcross says it is an exciting time to take on the role. "We are the first international professional body to accredit any engineering program in China and it is exciting to work with the countries leading chemical engineering programs". |
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Drug Delivery with Nanotechnology: Capsules encapsulated A team led by Frank Caruso has developed a microcontainer that can hold thousands of individual "carrier units" -- a "capsosome" as a new approach to drug delivery. |
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Tuesday 7th July 2009 | 12 noon| Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Theatre
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What is Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering? Watch the Melbourne School of Engineering video about Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Melbourne, Australia |