MERIT Symposium
Melbourne Engineering Looks to the Future
To mark the launch of the Melbourne Engineering Research Institute (MERIT) Professor Iven Mareels, Dean, Melbourne School of Engineering hosted the MERIT Symposium: Melbourne Engineering Looks to the Future.
2.00-5.00pm on Wednesday 21 November 2007
ICT Building
The University of Melbourne
111 Barry St, Carlton
The program for the day is given below.
Program
| 2.00-5.00pm | MERIT Symposium: Melbourne Engineering Looks to the Future | ||
| Information and Communications Systems Facilitator: Professor Rod Tucker |
Biomedical Engineering Facilitator: Professor Iven Mareels |
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| 2.00-2.25 | Professor Rob Evans: The future of sensor networks  |
Professor Tony Burkitt: The future of neuro-engineering |
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| 2.25-2.50 | Professor Rao Kotagiri: The future of large databases |
Professor Marcus Pandy: The future of human locomotion biomechanics |
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| 2.50-3.15 | Professor Peter Stuckey: The future of choice |
Professor David Smith: The future of systems biology |
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| 3.15-3.45pm | Afternoon Tea Research projects will be showcased in the ICT Foyer |
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| Sustainable Systems & Energy Facilitator: Assoc. Prof. Hector Malano |
Structured Matter Facilitator: Dr Daniel Riley |
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| 3.45-4.10 | Professor Markus Reuter: The future of material and energy use by society |
Professor William Ducker: The future of interfaces |
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| 4.10-4.35 | Professor Ian Bishop: The future of visualisation technologies in sustainability |
Professor Geoff Stevens: The future of structured materials |
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| 4.35-5.00 | Assoc. Prof. Jeffrey Walker: The future of sustainable water management |
Professor Frank Caruso: The future of nanomaterials in medicine |
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