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Kiwi software students pull all-nighter to claim international placing - IEEEXtreme - 04/11/2009
2 Nov 2009 Plenty of coffee and chocolate helped sustain a team of University of Auckland students to win second place in one of ...
2 Nov 2009 Plenty of coffee and chocolate helped sustain a team of University of Auckland students to win second place in one of ...
ECE in the newspapers - 04/11/2009
Check out these links to see current ECE students in the media. Barbara Hamde and Adriyana Danudibroto have developed a hand scanner machine...
Check out these links to see current ECE students in the media. Barbara Hamde and Adriyana Danudibroto have developed a hand scanner machine...
Electrifying Exhibition - 03/11/2009
23 Sept 09 Online games for the elderly, biometrics, and using your mobile phone to control devices at home were among nearly 80 researc...
23 Sept 09 Online games for the elderly, biometrics, and using your mobile phone to control devices at home were among nearly 80 researc...
New Book released by Dr Stevan Berber - 27/08/2009
Deterministic and Stochastic Signal Processing - Continuous and Discrete Time Signals - Paperback: 632 pages ...
Deterministic and Stochastic Signal Processing - Continuous and Discrete Time Signals - Paperback: 632 pages ...
Prize for wind farm paper makes it three in a row - 23/07/2009
PhD student Stephen (Sizhen) Zhao has won the Electricity Engineers Association award for best student paper, making it the third year in a row a studen...
PhD student Stephen (Sizhen) Zhao has won the Electricity Engineers Association award for best student paper, making it the third year in a row a studen...
Dr. Chris Smaill receives teaching award - 03/07/2009
The Dean of Engineering recently announced the three winners of the Faculty's Distinguished Teaching Awards for the 2008 year. Dr Chris Smaill was the r...
The Dean of Engineering recently announced the three winners of the Faculty's Distinguished Teaching Awards for the 2008 year. Dr Chris Smaill was the r...
Two books written by Dr. Chris Smaill - 27/06/2009
Continuing Physics - NCEA Level 3 (co-authored with Anna Cox) is a complete workbook and revision package for year-13 physics. This book features full...
Continuing Physics - NCEA Level 3 (co-authored with Anna Cox) is a complete workbook and revision package for year-13 physics. This book features full...
Dr. Waleed Abdulla interviewed by bFM radio about Human Biometrics - 03/06/2009
Human Biometrics has been cited as one of the emerging technologies that will change the world in the 21 century. Dr. Waleed Abdulla is talking about t...
Human Biometrics has been cited as one of the emerging technologies that will change the world in the 21 century. Dr. Waleed Abdulla is talking about t...
Top thesis recognised by Vice Chancellor - 22/05/2009
Dan Huang, a PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received one of five Vice-Chancellor’s prizes for best doctoral thesis. ...
Dan Huang, a PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received one of five Vice-Chancellor’s prizes for best doctoral thesis. ...
Rising robotics star named Young Engineer of the Year - 30/03/2009
BE and PhD graduate Dr Toby Collett has been named New Zealand’s Young Engineer of the Year. It is the second year in a row a Faculty of Eng...
BE and PhD graduate Dr Toby Collett has been named New Zealand’s Young Engineer of the Year. It is the second year in a row a Faculty of Eng...
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