Tagged with engineering

Food waste and garden clippings could be turned into clean energy, instead of adding to the 20 million tonnes of organic waste that end up in landfill in Australia each year, thanks to a collaboration between Utilitas and Griffith University. Utilitas Pty Ltd — a Queensland-based biogas energy developer — has partnered with the university […]

In the lead up to International Women’s Day the Hon Karen Andrews MP, Assistant Minister for Science, visited young engineering students on Griffith University’s Gold Coast campus on Friday 4 March 2016. Assistant Minister Andrews, herself a qualified engineer, is a strong advocate for making Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) a priority in schools […]

More than 200 delegates, including students and professionals from diverse engineering education backgrounds, are set to attend this year’s event entitled Work Integrated Learning — Applying Theory to Practice in Engineering Education.

Griffith University has welcomed V8 Supercar team members to the Gold Coast campus ahead of the Armor All Gold Coast 600.

Convened by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the 'Present Around the World' competition is open to university engineering - primarily electronic - students in their last year of study.

More than 50 Gold Coast high school students took time out from their holidays last week to attend the ConocoPhillips Science Experience 2013 at Griffith and found themselves working alongside leading Griffith staff members from the schools of medical science, dentistry and oral health, pharmacy, engineering and coastal management.

Hundreds of high school science students from across the Gold Coast left their textbooks behind this week to test their skills at the 2013 Science and Engineering Challenge. Hosted by Griffith University in the grounds of the Queensland Academy for Health Sciences at Southport, the challenge provides year 9 and 10 students with the opportunity […]