STEM Blitz - DataBlitz

The innovative Smart Structures Laboratory is one of Swinburne's 'specialist facilities' and paves the way for the next generation of structures and construction materials. This presentation aims to briefly explain the capabilities of the $15 million laboratory that includes a major three-dimensional testing facility developed for large scale testing of civil, mechanical, aerospace and mining engineering components and systems. Recorded on 1 April 2016.

Update of science lab re-developments and report on visits to other labs (UTS, University of Sydney) to see state-of-the-art teaching labs. Recorded on 1 April 2016.

The innovative Smart Structures Laboratory is one of Swinburne's 'specialist facilities' and paves the way for the next generation of structures and construction materials. This presentation aims to briefly explain the capabilities of the $15 million laboratory that includes a major three-dimensional testing facility developed for large scale testing of civil, mechanical, aerospace and mining engineering components and systems. Recorded on 1 April 2016.

Update of science lab re-developments and report on visits to other labs (UTS, University of Sydney) to see state-of-the-art teaching labs. Recorded on 1 April 2016.

This presentation introduces wireless networked robotics that are capable of addressing complex and time-critical tasks. Mobile robotic networks and cloud robotics are presented with applications in both smart city and Internet of Things domains. Recorded on 1 April 2016.

This presentation introduces wireless networked robotics that are capable of addressing complex and time-critical tasks. Mobile robotic networks and cloud robotics are presented with applications in both smart city and Internet of Things domains. Recorded on 1 April 2016.

In this presentation, Jay describes the necessity for this alternative concrete in the future world of construction. He outlines the research progress during the last two decades when significant progress has been made including some practical applications. The presentation also outlines the current and future research needs to bring geopolymer as a serious alternative to conventional concrete technology. Recorded on 5 February 2016.

In this presentation, Jay describes the necessity for this alternative concrete in the future world of construction. He outlines the research progress during the last two decades when significant progress has been made including some practical applications. The presentation also outlines the current and future research needs to bring geopolymer as a serious alternative to conventional concrete technology. Recorded on 5 February 2016.

Nature has provided a number of excellent templates for the design of antimicrobial surfaces, some examples being the wings of cicadas and dragonflies. This presentation discusses the unique characteristics of such surfaces, and the mechanisms by which bacteria are killed when coming into contact with these surfaces. Recorded on 13 November 2015.

Nature has provided a number of excellent templates for the design of antimicrobial surfaces, some examples being the wings of cicadas and dragonflies. This presentation discusses the unique characteristics of such surfaces, and the mechanisms by which bacteria are killed when coming into contact with these surfaces. Recorded on 13 November 2015.