MSE in the news

Cybersecurity, NBN, medtech, future infrastructure and more - see the stories from MSE getting media attention this week.

With three of Australia’s major banks offshoring loan application processing, CIS' Dr Suelette Dreyfus commented on the importance of data security and the need for transparency. Read via The Daily Telegraph. [Internal circulation only]

EEE's Professor Rod Tucker shared his views on Australia’s National Broadband Network and whether it will deliver expected benefits at completion in 2020. Read more via Northern Territory News [Internal circulation only] and The Daily Mail.

Mechanical Engineering’s Dr Airlie Chapman was one of the keynote speakers at the Zonta Australia and New Zealand Centennial Anniversary Conference, discussing today’s social issues. Read via The Courier Mail. [Internal circulation only]

In a Create article, Biomedical Engineering's Professor David Grayden discussed the importance of entrepreneurship and the future of Australia’s medtech industry.

The Fishermans Bend Digital Twin project, a CSDILA project headed by Professor Abbas Rajabifard which is trialling cutting-edge technology to enable better decision making for planning and infrastructure development for our cities, continued to gain media coverage on Australian Engineering Online.

Congratulations to CBE's Dr Daniel Heath on receiving a scholarship from Science and Technology Australia (STA) to attend the Science Meets Parliament event this year. Read via The National Tribune.

CIS' Professor Adrian Pearce is set to speak at the Western Australia Mining Conference on October 15-16 on ‘Accelerating WA’s Mining Future to 2030’. More via National Mining Chronicle. [Internal circulation only]