Professor Huang will develop a unique nano-engineering approach to design ‘hierarchical’ catalysts for the selective conversion of biomass into tailor-made products, such as confectionery sweetener and chewing gum and
The organisations showcased existing multidisciplinary efforts to model natural hazards, understand vulnerability, and technological and community-based approaches to disaster risk reduction. ... The smells and tastes of a sizzling sisig (a Filipino dish
We must stop talking about Australia’s ‘natural disasters’ and start talking about our ‘UnNatural’ disasters. ... Natural disasters ignores the fact that our flood and bushfire disasters have been fuelled by human-induced climate change.
This can be natural ways to interact based on user gestures and facial expressions. ... We develop enabling techniques to support natural interactions among people in a virtual/augmented environment.
Whilst we have seen some improvements in the diets of young children, older teens and males in particular are consuming a large amount of added sugar from products such as soft
You’ll learn from leading experts how to analyse mechanical design using the principles of motion, energy, and force to ensure the safety and reliability of products. ... You’ll also develop an understanding of how efficient systems and processes
Marine snow is the falling remains of dead plankton and algae in the ocean. University of Sydney scientists in the School of Geosciences have uncovered how over millions of years the carbonate structures this forms helps regulate the Earth's
1. Mushrooms for the sole. Students from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning were asked to apply natural processes to real-world challenges.