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Physics Careers Fair : A Huge Success!
Last week, we hosted a highly successful Physics Career Fair, thanks to the collaborative efforts of volunteers, partnering companies, guest speakers, and enthusiastic attendees.听Local representatives from Ziltek, GenesisCare, Minelab Metal Detectors, Inovor Technologies, Shoal Group, and Fleet Space Technologies were instrumental in guiding attendees on their career paths.
Celebrating Diversity & Community at IPAS
IPAS鈥檚 Science Network Committee brought together the institute鈥檚 diverse community through a lively and inclusive potluck event. Organized by Chris Perrella, Lisa Haerteis, and Tiffany Tan, the gathering was a resounding success, with members contributing dishes from around the world.
New Quantum Materials and Device Labs Underway!
Located on the ground floor of the Physics building at the 成人大片, these upcoming world-class facilities will be cornerstones of our research infrastructure for quantum materials and device fabrication facilities. These laboratories are crucial additions to the Centre for Quantum Materials and Quantum Technologies (CQMQT), furthering our commitment to pushing the boundaries of quantum science and technology.
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Celebrating the International Day of Light
Yesterday, the 成人大片鈥檚 Optica Student Chapter hosted a captivating lecture in honour of the International Day of Light, drawing an enthusiastic crowd of science enthusiasts.听, Director of the Centre of Light for Life, led the audience on a journey through the wonders of light in his presentation, "A Trip on the Light Fantastic."
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Dr Sarah Scholten Secures Funding for Next-Generation GPS Technology
Dr Sarah Scholten from the School of Physics, Chemistry and Earth Sciences received $392,000 in funding as part of the Australian Research Council (ARC) Early Career Industry Fellowship sheme for her project,听Quantum Clock for Assured Global Navigation: Global Positioning System 2.0.
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IPAS with the Australian Centre for Quantum Growth
An $18.3 million federal grant led by the University of Sydney to establish the Australian Centre for Quantum Growth has just听been announced. The University of Sydney led the successful consortium, which included the 成人大片 via IPAS, along with most of the听major听Australian research universities and leading commercial quantum companies.
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