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IBM looks no further than UTS in awarding 2012 fellowships
The only two IBM PhD fellowships awarded in Australia this year went to UTS students Pramod Parajuli and Jinjiu Li.
UTS Professor is inducted into the International Nurse Research Hall of Fame
Professor Patricia Davidson has recently been selected for induction into the Sigma Theta Tau International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame – the only international honour society of nursing and is represented in 90 countries across the world.
Family Ties
Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology Hung Nguyen and his son Jordan are both involved in the development of the Aviator thought-controlled wheelchair. Both have teamed up to take out their fair share of local doubles tennis tournaments, but that’s where the similarities end.
Robotics lab promises a new world for people with disabilities
UTS is investing $4 million in the next five years to drive research and collaboration in assistive robotics, to improve the health and quality of life of people with disabilities
All-round performer
Many young boys spend time drawing pictures of terrifying dinosaurs wreaking havoc on cities, but few manage to make a career out of it. This isn’t the case for UTS Masters of Animation graduate Daniel Cohn. He says the only difference between now and then is, these days, he gets paid for it.
Four UTS Teams at RoboCup 2011!
The Faculty will have an unprecedented level of participation at global research and education initiative "RoboCup" this year, up from one team in 2003 to four in 2011.
Gehry project opens a chance-in-a-lifetime window for UTS students
If the announcement of Australia's first Frank Gehry building has been exciting for Sydney, it's been doubly so for four UTS architecture students who have earned internships at Gehry Partners in Los Angeles.
Learning the ABC Way
The ABC’s journalism cadetships are among the most keenly-sought in the Australian media and this year five out of the 10 placements have been nabbed by UTS students.
