The School is pleased to announce that Giang Nguyen, Itai Einav, Pierre Rognon, Gianluca Ranzi, John Patterson and Changwang Lei have been successful in the recent round of ARC Discovery Grants.
Our congratulations go to Oded Ben-Nun for his presentation on "confined comminution of granular materials: self-organisation, attractors and patterns".
This new laboratory will strengthen the experimental capacity in this school, specifically catering for finer resolution investigations of granular materials and grain-level metallurgy observations.
The Chair Appointments Committee of Senate appointed Professor Kim Rasmussen, Head of the School of Civil Engineering, as Challis Professor of Civil Engineering.
Visiting Scholar Jenny Janhager joined us in August. Jenny is an assistant professor at the department at Integrated Product development at KTH (The Royal Institute of Technology) in Stockholm, Sweden.
We are pleased to announce that Professor Archie Johnston has accepted the University's offer of appointment as the next Dean of Engineering and IT. He will join the University on 3 August as Dean Designate, working closely with Professor Hancock before taking up the Deanship on 1 September.
Gianluca Ranzi has secured funding through the ARC Linkage scheme to research "Behaviour of post-tensioned composite steel-concrete slabs" in collaboration with Stramit Building Products and Arup
Professor John Small has retired from the School of Civil Engineering after 27 years of service, leaving on a high of some excellent research in recent years.
Associate Professor Abbas El-Zein has recently published his autobiography, 'Leave to Remain", telling his story of growing up in civil-war Beirut, a city in the throes of self-destruction.
We congratulate the students who received Honours at Graduation, those mentioned in the Dean's List of Excellence in Academic Performance and students who have received Prizes and Scholarships.
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The School is pleased to announce that Giang Nguyen, Itai Einav, Pierre Rognon, Gianluca Ranzi, John Patterson and Changwang Lei have been successful in the recent round of ARC Discovery Grants.
Sydney has moved up one position to be ranked 36 amongst the world's top 100 universities and equal second in Australia. 
The thick blanket of red dust that settled on Sydney two weeks ago caused the harbour to bloom, according to Ian Jones.
Our two newest researchers in the Fluids group have recently been awarded grants to aid their research careers.
Our congratulations go to Oded Ben-Nun for his presentation on "confined comminution of granular materials: self-organisation, attractors and patterns".
This new laboratory will strengthen the experimental capacity in this school, specifically catering for finer resolution investigations of granular materials and grain-level metallurgy observations.
The Chair Appointments Committee of Senate appointed Professor Kim Rasmussen, Head of the School of Civil Engineering, as Challis Professor of Civil Engineering.
Visiting Scholar Jenny Janhager joined us in August. Jenny is an assistant professor at the department at Integrated Product development at KTH (The Royal Institute of Technology) in Stockholm, Sweden.
We welcome John Patterson who will be our new Professor in the Environmental Fluids group.
We are pleased to announce that Professor Archie Johnston has accepted the University's offer of appointment as the next Dean of Engineering and IT. He will join the University on 3 August as Dean Designate, working closely with Professor Hancock before taking up the Deanship on 1 September. 
Gianluca Ranzi has secured funding through the ARC Linkage scheme to research "Behaviour of post-tensioned composite steel-concrete slabs" in collaboration with Stramit Building Products and Arup
Friday May 15 marked an important day in the careers of nearly 120 young men and women who graduated with their civil engineering degrees.
The University has acknowledged the lifelong contribution of John Small by awarding him the title of "Emeritus Professor".
We are pleased to announce that Tim Wilkinsonhas won the School of Civil Engineering Teaching Award for 2008.
Associate Professor Abbas El-Zein has recently published his autobiography, 'Leave to Remain", telling his story of growing up in civil-war Beirut, a city in the throes of self-destruction.
Sydney Civil Engineering continues to experience high demand amongst school leavers.