The latest issue of Swinburne University of Technology’s magazine Venture is now available.
The magazine provides a glimpse of the high quality research being undertaken within the university, as well as partnerships with industry, community, other research organisations and government. It introduces the people and ideas behind these journeys of discovery.
The feature article for this edition, Smooth Sailing looks at how waves behave in the Arctic’s ‘new’ seas.
Other articles in this edition include:
Playing the long game
Ken Chern, Swinburne’s new Professor of Asian Studies, talks about the opportunities and challenges offered by the ‘Asian century’.
Critical decisions
Military personnel and rural communities may soon benefit from a trauma management system already helping to reduce medical errors at The Alfred Hospital.
Degrees of separation
Advancements in the processing of metals are offering solutions to help reduce the world’s ever-growing mountain of e-waste, as well as allowing precious resources to be re-used effectively.
Changing classroom dynamics
A research approach to maths and engineering teaching and support is proving to be a big hit with lecturers and students alike.
Directing innovation
For George Collins, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (R&D), application is at the heart of Swinburne research.
Word power
Many people affected by serious illness read and write blogs for support, but what are the real benefits offered by this ultra-personal form of communication?
A space that works
Can thoughtful design improve trust between employer and employee?
Ground work
A Swinburne team is investigating ways to offset the increasing phenomenon of house-cracking.
Gold class
Swinburne’s Industry-Based Learning program, dedicated to providing students with valuable work experience, is celebrating 50 years of success.
Sustainable by design
Achieving a five-star green rating underpinned the thinking behind Swinburne’s soon-to-be-completed Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre.
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