Ingenium
News and events
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Covid-19: A challenge and an opportunity for public transport
COVID-19 has raised doubts over mass public transport, but connective tech offers a way to keep everyone moving sustainably, say University of Melbourne experts
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Friday 3:00pm - 4:00pmExploring perception through the eyes: from eye tracking to visual saliency and mental imagery
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Rising global flood risk demands action
By 2100 tens of millions more people and trillions of dollars more of the world economy will be at risk of flooding, University of Melbourne researchers warn.
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Wednesday 12:00pm - 1:00pmUnintended impacts of poor water quality on animal health and production
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Wednesday 12:30pm - 1:30pmMelbourne Connect Presents: Advancing Health with Tech
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Launching the SpIRIT satellite
University of Melbourne researchers describe plans to build the SpIRIT satellite– to be launched in space by 2022, with Australian and Italian Space Agencies.
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Wednesday 12:00pm - 1:00pmInnovation in brain–computer interfaces
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A little bird didn’t tell me
The hack attack on Twitter was aimed at financial gain, but what happens when hacking turns political? University of Melbourne experts look at what is needed.
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Friday 10:00am - 11:00amGoogle Dataset Search - Building an open ecosystem for dataset discovery
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Introduction to R and Reproducible Research
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Wednesday 12:00pm - 1:00pmSensing and analytics for precision irrigation
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Quenching water’s thirst for power – understanding the water-energy nexus
Smart energy ideas and technology are helping to meet the growing demand for water.
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Extreme waves set to be bigger and more frequent
As the planet warms University of Melbourne researchers warn extreme wave events appear set to be bigger and happen more often, threatening increased flooding.
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When tools for a health emergency become tools of oppression
Surveillance technology and powers deployed to combat COVID-19 can and are being used to threaten civil freedoms, University of Melbourne experts warn.
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The danger of surveillance tech post COVID-19
Facial recognition technology is one tool in the fight against COVID-19; but University of Melbourne experts ask if surveillance tech going to stick around?
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Wastewater surveillance to provide early warning of COVID-19 outbreaks
Victoria is launching a monitoring system to track the movement of COVID-19 in the state’s population by identifying the presence of the coronavirus in the sewerage system.