Join this project to develop e-fuels for carbon-neutral combustion.
Jump into developing systematic performance and emissions testing of engines running on e-fuels to achieve carbon neutral propulsion and power generation!
The scale and diversity of the IoT and all the different smart systems on offer presents a myriad of challenges in management and integration.
This project is your chance to draw the strings together and create a centralised smart services integrator to improve the performance of the overall system.
As Australia and the world struggle to re-emerge from the pandemic, political and societal divisions continue to surface.
As we struggle with these questions, Dr Anthony S. Fauci reminds us – “the common enemy is the virus, and we should all be fighting the virus and not fighting with each other”.
Summary: Program intended specifically for students who are currently in China. SJTU SCE International Summer School (ISS) is offered by the School of Continuing Education (SCE) of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The courses cover the field of Economics, Business, Social Sciences, Humanities, Mathematics and Natural Sciences and more.
Summary:SJTU SCE International Summer School (ISS) is offered by the School of Continuing Education (SCE) of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The courses cover the field of Economics, Business, Social Sciences, Humanities, Mathematics and Natural Sciences and more.
Webinar dates: 26 October, 28 October, 2 November or 3 November 2021
Summary: An opportunity for students to hear more about U21 Global Student programmes from internships to seed funding for projects. In particular there will be more information on U21 Sustainable micro-internships and the RISE showcase and awards.
Summary: While anti-Asian racism has already existed globally, the reemergence of geopolitical tensions, inequities and even violence are now in sharp focus because of the Covid-19 crisis and has revealed the rising and rampant hate. This is a critical time for understanding and serious dialogue. Bringing together university students, experts, and leaders, APRU universities are creating a space to share knowledge and experience to have difficult conversations across the Asia-Pacific region. This dialogue is designed to open the door for more understanding of racially targeted hate and the ways that these ideas circulate and have influence of our daily lives.
