Biomedical Engineering at the University of Melbourne aims to combine biology and engineering, to place you at the epicentre of this 21st century revolution in medicine and the treatment of disease.
| Nanomaterials and applications: Working across the disciplines Professor Ulrich Wiesner, Spencer T Olin Professor of Engineering at Cornell University's Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering will present the next 2012 MERIT Visiting Scholars Lecture on Wednesday 16 May at 1pm. | |
| Graduate Engineering and IT Expo At our Graduate Engineering and IT Study Expo on Tuesday 12 June, you will have the chance to learn more about our suite of graduate courses. | |
| MAP Info Night: commercialise your great ideas Attend the MAP Participant Information Night on Thursday 26 April to find out how your bright engineering ideas can be turned into commercial reality. Open to staff, students and alumni (up to five years from graduation) of the MSE. | |
| Wireless monitoring of knee osteoarthritis IBES and Ericsson Australia have funded the production of a prototype device to remotely monitor patients with knee osteoarthritis. | |
| Biomedical engineers research to control epilepsy Associate Professor David Grayden, Deputy Head (Academic) of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering is leading a research project in conjunction with the Bionics Institute and St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne, that is investigating how electrical stimulation of the brain can be used to stop epileptic seizures. | |
| Australia’s Future in Science and Technology Chief Scientist of Australia Professor Ian Chubb will present the next NICTA Big Picture Seminar about Australia's Future in Science and Technology on Wednesday 28 March. | |
| Industry Night – 22 March 2012 Engineering and IT students will have the opportunity to network with high-level industry at the 2012 Melbourne University Young Engineers Industry Night. | |
| New engineering and IT students welcomed New engineering and IT students gathered yesterday in the Engineering courtyard to kick off the year, meet academic staff and enjoy fine food, drink and music. |