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The Pulse
Macquarie University's engineering newsletter The Pulse, has up-to-date information on the latest developments in the Electronic Engineering Department, its industry partners and the wider engineering community.
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Connect 08
Connect ’08 held on Friday 29 August 2008, brought together engineering and ICT companies and students to build awareness of career and work experience opportunities and enabled students to get a tangible understanding of how technology is developed. The event, part of
Technology Trends Seminars
Technology Trends Seminars provide insights into the emerging ICT and Internet technologies that will power the next wave of Internet products and services. The seminars are presented by industry leaders and communicate technology issues in a clear and focused way.
Past Technology Trends Seminars
CiSRA Australian R & D with global impact
On Wednesday 14 May, 5.30pm-6.30pm at Dunmore Lang College, 130 Herring Road, North Ryde, Dr Ian Gibson, General Manager of the Image Processing Technology Division at Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CISRA) talked about CiSRA’s capabilities and its most significant achievements over the last five years. CiSRA is one of Australia's leading Research and Development organisations and is Canon's biggest Research and Development facility outside Japan. The secret of CiSRA's success is a combination of skilled personnel, research strength, hardware and software development experience, market consciousness and the development of global solutions for Canon from conception to manufactured product.
Megacity Challenges
On Thursday 7 August, 5.30pm-6.30pm at the Macquarie Graduate School of Management, North Ryde, John Chapman, Regional General Manager of Siemens Ltd, New South Wales talked about the urban phenomenon of the 21st century, Megacities, and the key findings from the ‘Megacity Challenges’ report. John explored the challenges and trends that will shape urban development over the coming years in a supply-constrained world. He spoke about the huge challenges that megacities pose for sustainable urban development, such as infrastructure, that contributes to economic prosperity and to improving the quality of life, and how in many cities lags behind the needs of the population. Siemens is committed to finding solutions to give urban residents the world over fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink and reliable electricity to power their lives as well as healthcare and efficient mobility solutions which have a reduced impact on our fragile environment. The activities undertaken by Siemens span the areas of water, energy, environment, healthcare, productivity, mobility, safety and security.
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