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Real estate leader embraces ICT students’ app

Winners of the 2015 Opmantek Prize, from left, ICT students Roshan Lyons, Aaron Bailey, Daniel Rigby and Amrit Maharjan, holding their certificates

Griffith Sciences

PublishedJuly 7, 2015July 7, 2015 AuthorMichael Jacobson

A property management application created by Griffith University students has so impressed Australia’s largest real estate firm it has agreed to develop it further. As part of their final-year project, School of Information and Communication Technology students Roshan Lyons, Daniel Rigby, Aaron Bailey and Amrit Maharjan designed and developed the app for industry client Ray […]

iAwards confirm Griffith as technology leader

From left, BCCVL's Mr Malcolm Wolski (Director of eResearch Services at Griffith University), entrepreneur and investor Mr Steve Baxter, Ms Kelly Lennon (BCCVL Communications), Mr Hamish Holewa (BCCVL Manager) and the Queensland Minister for Science and Innovation, The Honourable Leeanne Enoch MP

Griffith Climate Change Response Program (GCCRP)

PublishedJuly 6, 2015 AuthorMichael Jacobson

Griffith University’s reputation for technology innovation again has been recognised with two projects advancing to the national final of the Australian Information Industry Association’s prestigious iAwards (AIIA). The Queensland section of the awards was judged in Brisbane recently and Griffith’s Biodiversity and Climate Change Virtual Laboratory (BCCVL) was acknowledged for Research and Development in the Development […]

There’s nowhere to hide in the age of big data

Professor Michael Blumenstein, Head of the School of Information and Communication Technology

Red Couch Blog

PublishedJuly 2, 2015 AuthorContributed

Despite understandable concerns about the collection and use of people's online information, Professor Michael Blumenstein of Griffith University's School of Information and Communication Technology sees exciting possibilities in the rise of big data

New Computer Science degree a first in Qld

Head of School of Information and Communication Technology Professor Michael Blumenstein with current student Richard Smith who wants to study the new Bachelor of Computer Science degree next year.

Corporate

PublishedMay 28, 2015June 10, 2015 AuthorMelinda Rogers

Future demands for big data analysts and specialists in machine learning are at the heart of a new Bachelor of Computer Science degree being launched in 2016. Find out all about it at the Gold Coast Open Day on July 26.

International innovators unite for unique technology conference

Griffith students have created an addictive chemistry game Element Bonding which will be presented at an international conference.

Corporate

PublishedMay 8, 2015 AuthorMelinda Rogers

Create, connect and consume – Innovating today for tomorrow. That is the theme of a unique conference hosted by Griffith University which will explore important issues facing higher education technology and education leaders, drawing international delegates from across the world.

Who’s ‘googling’ you?

Griffith Head of School of ICT Professor Michael Blumenstein (far right) with fellow panel experts Cutting Edge CEO Michael Burton, ABC Managing Director Mark Scott, Publicis Worldwide Australia Managing Director Rob Kent, ABC News Presenter Karina Carvalho and City of Brisbane CDO Cat Matson.

Griffith School of Information and Communications Technology

PublishedApril 29, 2015May 12, 2015 AuthorMelinda Rogers

If you are on the internet then you have nowhere to hide. Your personal information is being used on a daily basis – and not by who you think. The big new players in the personalisation of digital media are businesses. It’s a warning Griffith Head of School of Information and Communication Technology Professor Michael […]

ICT ranked number one for student satisfaction

Features

PublishedApril 27, 2015April 29, 2015 AuthorMelinda Rogers

Griffith’s School of Information and Communication Technology has taken out the number one spot in Australia for student satisfaction.

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