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The ECSE UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS CEREMONY was  held  20 MAY 2009 in E7 B72


Professor Arthur Lowery was Elected as a Fellow of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, USA) for "leadership in computer modelling of optical communication systems"


Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering Student project wins the 2008 EDN Innovation Award for Best Student Project:

The EDN Australia Innovation Award Best Student Project is sponsored by Altium (suppliers of electronic design software used in the departments teaching) and was won by the team of students involved in the 2007 Future Energy Challenge (For which they won 2nd Prize). The project involved an undergraduate team developing an effective universal battery charger that would adapt to charge lead acid, lithium ion, nicad, nimh and rechargeable alkaline batteries with a minimum need for user intervention.


 
 

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The 2009 IEEE International
Future Energy Challenge
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The ECSE department is hosting Topic B (Low Cost Wind Turbine Energy Maximizer).
The department has a long history of involvement with the Future Energy Challengs, winning awards in 2005 and 2007.

More details are given on the ECSE 2009 Future Energy Challenge summary page.  

ECSE Wind Turbine in the Wind Tunnel

2008 Open Day - ECSE wind turbine on display (after undergoing testing) in the wind tunnel

 
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