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Canberra entrepreneur challenges students to change the world
Matt Bullock is a successful serial entrepreneur who transformed his idea into a thriving business with a $6 billion turnover. Recognising the potential for internet shopping early on, he started online payment gateway business...
Computer Science internships given the green light
It is a truth universally acknowledged that being stuck in traffic is the worst. We’ve all been there, stuck in a transport bottleneck, thinking ‘surely there must be a better way!’. Master of Computing student Mengqing Wang (Mai...
Divergent thinking key to mastering AI
Students in the 3Ai Masters program are exploring how to take artificial intelligence (Ai) safely to scale. So where do you start to tackle a topic so large? Part of the approach is to make sure we are asking the right...
Inventing IT: The life and times of Grace Hopper
It’s 1947 - Harry S. Truman is US president, Frank Sinatra is the nation’s heartthrob, the Chevrolet Fleetline is the coolest car around, and a loaf of bread costs 13 cents. Grace Hopper is a Research Fellow at Harvard University...
Learning how to ‘start-up’ a career in Silicon Valley
Computer Science student Jay Hansen talks about his experience travelling to San Fransicso. I never thought I’d get to go to Silicon Valley. But as part of my ANU degree, I got to go on a whirlwind adventure...
ANU TechLauncher students showcase technology to build a better world
ANU TechLauncher students never cease to amaze when showing the extent to which we can use technology to make our lives and community better. The May 2019 cohort was no different, with projects ranging from health and networking apps to...
Botswana International University of Science and Technology visits ANU
The Vice Chancellor of Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) visited ANU on Wednesday, 22 May. BIUST has a good relationship with ANU Center for Public Awareness of Science (CPAS) which has been...
CECS Partner University visit: Shandong University, Weihai, China
A delegation led by Johan Arnberg visited the Shandong University at Weihai (SDUW). The university is one of the major universities of advanced level in China developed through Project 211 and Project 985 under the Ministry of Education...
Mathematician's legacy continues with official building opening
The Hanna Neumann building was officially opened in a ceremony held on Monday 25 March.
College excels in research rankings
The College of Engineering and Computer Science has received outstanding results in the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2018 assessment, conducted by the Australian Research Council (ARC).
International students networking dinner
The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS) organised a dinner party for exchange students and students from international partner universities.
There should be an app for that!
Two students have been inspired by the ANU Computer Science Internship program to launch their own start up business.
A student's guide to a successful O-Week
Third year student Matilda Dowse shares her top 10 tips and tricks for your first Orientation Week.
Closing the year with success: Graduation highlights
The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS) celebrated their December 2018 graduates at an after-ceremony gathering.
Success for ANU researchers in 2019 ARC funding round
ANU researchers have received nearly $40 million in funding from the Australian Research Council.
Next stop Google: ANU opens doors for graduand
From ANU to Google; Dmitry Brizhinev is aiming to influence AI technologies of the future.
ANU student supports law-tech innovation
ANU student supports tech firm to develop additional capabilities for legal software through the computer science internship program.
ANU researchers make big strides in noise cancellation
ANU researchers have found a way to cancel out noise providing some much-needed relief to anyone working or living in a noisy environment.
Coded music links tech and culture at ANU
Ever heard of a live-coding DJ? How about a computer programmer whose job it is to make music?
ANU research decodes bot influence in the 2016 US Election
Twitter bots found to be two-and-a-half times more influential than ‘highly influential’ humans during the first US Presidential debate in 2016.
