2018 news archives for Wellington Faculty of Engineering.
Professor Mengjie Zhang from the School of Engineering and Computer Science has been awarded the status of Fellow by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for his contributions to evolutionary learning and optimization methodologies.
Professor Alan Brent from Victoria University of Wellington's School of Engineering and Computer Science assesses how well New Zealand is doing with the trinity of energy priorities necessary to tackle global warming.
Two outreach teams comprising staff and students from the School of Engineering and Computer Science thrilled the crowds at Wellington's first ever Maker Faire, held at TSB Auditorium on Sunday 4 November.
The Faculties of Science and Engineering have sent a large donation of books to the National University of Samoa to help grow their library collection.
Victoria University of Wellington and Fuji Xerox have announced a new partnership to offer three scholarships to high-achieving students with leadership potential.
Lily Holder-McFlinn (Rongowhakaata) came to Victoria University of Wellington this year with a $5000 Victoria Academic Excellence Scholarship, a $15,000 Spark scholarship for women in technology and one of only five Te Ara a Kupe Beaton scholarships awarded in the country.
A summer spent installing a small-scale wind turbine at Victoria University of Wellington’s Kelburn campus evoked a life-changing passion in renewable energy for Daniel Burmester.
Master of Engineering graduate, Jayden Nowitz says the decision to stay on for postgraduate study to research phishing scams, was an easy one.
A team of students from Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Engineering and Computer Science has taken out first place in an international robotics competition.
AccuMM, a land surveying and civil engineering technology developed by Victoria University of Wellington academics, has won the Semi-Grand Prize at the Toronto International Invention Innovation Competition.
