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UNSW to train Indian solar engineers

17 Sep 2007

India's renewable energy sector will receive a significant boost with the announcement of an Australian Government sponsorship package for Indian engineers to study with world class solar power experts at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.

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Greater than the sum of its parts

17 Sep 2007

UNSW's Vice-Chancellor Professor Fred Hilmer has launched the Australian School of Business, which resulted from the merger of the Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) and the Faculty of Commerce and Economics.

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Is 'new media' as good as it seems?

14 Sep 2007

Australia's leading media professionals will debate the challenges of 'new media' and the changing role of traditional media when they take part in a media forum at UNSW.

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Mental illness in a high profile profession

11 Sep 2007

Dr Geoff Gallop, former Premier of Western Australia, will discuss the challenge of living with a mental illness in a high profile profession when he gives the second Tristan Jepson Memorial Lecture, presented by UNSW.

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Tassie tiger no match for dingo: research

06 Sep 2007

The wily dingo out-competed the much larger marsupial thylacine by being better built anatomically to resist the "mechanical stresses" associated with killing large prey, according to a team led by UNSW scientists.

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Architects of Angkor's downfall

04 Sep 2007

The architects of Cambodia's famed Angkor- the world's most extensive medieval "hydraulic city" - unwittingly engineered its environmental collapse, says research by UNSW scientists and a team of international scholars.

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The great barrier debate

04 Sep 2007

New research to be published in the UNSW's Australian School of Business Magazine reveals there's a double edge to quarantine restrictions.

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UNSW Fellowship Triumph

04 Sep 2007

UNSW researcher Dr Christine Lu has been awarded a prestigious Sir Keith Murdoch Fellowship to undertake advanced research and study in the United States.

Architecture's digital future

28 Aug 2007

Russell Lowe, a digital technology expert specialising in repurposing computer gaming technology to aid architectural design, will host a forum on digital architecture on 28 August.

How High Court Decisions Impact the Governance of Australia: Former High Court Justice McHugh

28 Aug 2007

Former High Court Justice, the Hon Michael McHugh AC, QC, will argue that High Court decisions on the common law have often forced the Federal and State legislatures to enact controversial and politically divisive legislation to overcome those decisions, when he presents the 2007 Hal Wootten lect

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