Mark Hoffman

How to build homegrown solutions to the technology skills shortage

26 Nov 2019

A three-point action plan from UNSW's Mark Hoffman proposes ways to increase tech skills in the Australian workforce and reduce our reliance on imported expertise.

Augmented reality system designed to save lives in industrial plants wins Maker Games

15 Aug 2019

UNSW students design virtual and augmented reality system that will enable workers to safely shut down dangerous machinery in industrial plants.

High dramas

18 Jul 2019

When the Opal Tower at Sydney Olympic Park started cracking, residents were fearful their home was falling down around them. Lachlan Gilbert asked the Dean of Engineering, Mark Hoffman, about his leadership of the investigation into the building’s structural integrity.

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Solar stars recognised with prestigious Clunies Ross Innovation Award

14 Jun 2019

UNSW's Thorsten Trupke and Robert Bardos were honoured for their breakthrough technology improving the quality of solar cells.

Government injects $35m into future food research centre

28 Mar 2019

The centre is working with researchers, industry leaders and government to ensure sustainable food production in Australia.

Buffering, please wait: how a UNSW invention could mean you never see this message again

20 Feb 2019

Network providers could revolutionise how they manage changing loads on their networks, making life a lot better for internet users, thanks to technology being developed by UNSW researchers.

The era of talking buildings has arrived

10 Dec 2018

A partnership between UNSW Sydney and an Australian business is creating smart building ecosystems that react to their surroundings and follow instructions from afar.

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Judy Raper named Australia’s top female engineer

05 Nov 2018

UNSW Engineering's annual Ada Lovelace Medal has been awarded to Judy Raper, a chemical engineer with expertise in air and water pollution control.

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Tests show integrated quantum chip operations possible

30 Oct 2018

Two fundamental quantum techniques have been combined by a UNSW team in a integrated silicon chip for the first time, confirming the promise of using silicon for quantum computing.

Canadian science writer joins UNSW as Journalist-in-Residence

24 Sep 2018

Dan Falk, a celebrated science writer and radio documentary producer, will be UNSW’s fourth Ingenuity Fellow, a journalist-in-residence program offered by the Faculty of Engineering.

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