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The Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9351 4048

Address: School of Engineering & IT Building J12, University of Sydney 2006 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://thewarrencentre.org.au

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24.01.2022 Ashley Brinson will present results from our recent research project at the South Australia Copper to the World Webinar on June 23. The Zero Emissions Copper Mine of the Future that the report will be launched, and The Hon Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP, Minister for Energy and Mining, Government of South Australia will speak on Innovation, sustainability, growth. Registration link: https://lnkd.in/dDYGTA4 #sustainability #energy #twc

24.01.2022 Welcome to our April program of Vision 20:20 - This month we explore The Home of the Future. The Warren Centres Executive Director, Ashley Brinson interviewed Murray Ellen from PT Blink. This insightful Q&A truly highlights how ground breaking innovation can disrupt any market. A must watch for anyone looking to innovate in any space! The year 2020 really isnt turning out as anyone had thought it would, but that makes it all the more important to ask these vital questions. ...What kind of world do we want to live in? How can engineers and technologists apply their talents to solving the greatest challenges facing humanity? Join us in this conversation and lets be the change we want to see. Even participate in our Humanitarian Innovation Awards program! Get involved - thewarrencentre.org.au #vision2020 #twcinnovation #stayhome

24.01.2022 Our first Vision 20:20 panel kicked off at the Sydney Knowledge Hub this morning! Engineering Robust Artificial Intelligence Systems is underway. The expert panel of Sally Cripps, Bill Simpson-Young, Dan G., Kevin Lam, Stephen Hardy, and Finnian Lattimore examined the challenges of AI at scale. #ai #innovation #twcinnovation #vision2020

23.01.2022 Such a massive month of great ideas to come for our in-depth review of The Home of the Future. First up, Murray Ellen cuts construction labour time by a third with his technology at PT Blink!

23.01.2022 As you may know The Warren Centre has now been transitioned back to the Faculty of Engineering. We invite you to follow https://www.facebook.com/Engineering.Sydney.University the Faculty of Engineering’s dedicated page incorporating The Warren Centre. As a result, this current page will be closing soon. Head over to the Faculty of Engineering page to stay up to date on the latest research, events and news in the Faculty and in The Warren Centre.

22.01.2022 SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE HUMANITARIAN INNOVATION PITCH! Submission are due between now and April 19th 2020. Did you know you could win: 1. The Professor Ron Johnston Prize in Humanitarian Innovation 2. A total of $2,500 cash prizes 3. Offered an internship on a Pacific Islands engineering project with consulting engineering firm Cardno Ltd... 4. Travel stipends for the Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon, held in Sydney https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HIA2020 See more

22.01.2022 CALLING ALL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Do you want to help change the world? Then join us for the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon and work to overcome some of the worlds most significant humanitarian challenges. - We are pleased to announce that the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon will be a digitally accessible event. Download our information kit to learn more. bit.ly/HIA-20 #twc #vision2020 #hack2020 #hia2020 #humanitarian #innovation #hackathon #pacifictelecommunicationscouncil #ptc

21.01.2022 Looking for something meaningful to do whilst in isolation? The Humanitarian Innovation Pitch could be the project youve been searching for. This national submissions contest is for university students to develop innovative technological or engineering solutions that support human welfare through benevolent treatment or assistance to people for substantially altruistic reasons. Students are encouraged to select a real-world humanitarian problem (based on the focus areas identified) and develop technology-driven solutions, including a demonstration or other proof of practicality. Submissions are to comprise of a short video (no more than three minutes) explaining the problem chosen and the solution developed. Submissions are open until April 19 2020! https://humanitarianinnovationawards.com.au/humanitarian-i/

21.01.2022 CALLING ALL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Register for the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Pitch. Students are encouraged to select a real-world humanitarian problem (based on the focus areas identified) and develop technology-driven solutions, including a demonstration or other proof of practicality.

21.01.2022 How can innovation solve the worlds most pressing humanitarian issues? Join us for the Humanitarian Innovation Digital Hackathon, and work with other university students to create cutting-edge solutions that could save lives and make a positive impact on people around the world. Click below to learn more and apply! Download our info kit to learn more. bit.ly/HIA-20 #twc #hack2020 #hia2020 #ptc

20.01.2022 To celebrate World Engineering Day, The Warren Centre invites you to read our recent article on Sustainable Designs to Support a Worldwide Movement! #worldengday2020 #TheWarrenCentre #Vision2020 #twcinnovation #hack2020

20.01.2022 Special update for International Womens Day! Half the Sky: Artemis and the achievements of female astronauts. Female Astronauts Shine Spotlight on Women in STEM! The gender disparity in STEM is no secret. Many women with careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics lag behind their male counterparts. Today, In honour of International Womens Day, we invite you to explore this very crucial topic with us to better understand what must be done! #internationalwomensday #twc #vision2020 #twcinnovation #equality

20.01.2022 Richard Kell joins us on the HAVELIVE studio stage #hack2020

19.01.2022 CALLING ALL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS What is the Humanitarian Innovation Pitch contest? This national submissions contest is for university students to develop innovative technological or engineering solutions that support human welfare through benevolent treatment or assistance to people for substantially altruistic reasons. Students are encouraged to select a real-world humanitarian problem (based on the focus areas identified) and develop technology-driven solutions, including a demonstration or other proof of practicality. Submissions are to comprise of a short video (no more than three minutes) explaining the problem chosen and the solution developed. A written design brief will also be submitted showing evidence of how your solution could be achieved.

17.01.2022 Happy World Engineering Day, were looking forward to hosting "Designing a Career with Impact" today and launching our 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Pitch Competition #worldengday2020 #sustainabledevelopment

17.01.2022 #SueEddy and #AshleyBrinson at the #firesafetyengineering conference today. #thewarrencentre #twcinnovation For more information - https://thewarrencentre.org.au/pro/fire-safety-engineering/ #ethicalengineering

13.01.2022 The Warren Centre was mentioned in an article by Sourceable this week titled, Australia Needs Clear Competencies for Fire Safety Engineering. "The Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering has been conducting independent, evidence-based research into the regulatory controls, future role, competency, education, and audit and enforcement of fire safety engineers across Australia in a project entitled Professionalising Fire Safety Engineering. Read the entire article here - https://sourceable.net/australia-needs-clear-competencies-/

13.01.2022 - 2020 HACKATHON IS NOW VIRTUAL - We are pleased to announce that the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon will now be a digitally accessible event! Download our info kit to learn more. bit.ly/HIA-20 #twc #hack2020 #hia2020 #ptc

13.01.2022 During the weekend the teams meet with Humanitarian and Innovation Mentors, who are local technology and engineering leaders, and Team Mentors to help them better understand the issues on the ground and to determine what may be feasible, smart and innovative solutions to each of the challenges at hand. For more information bit.ly/HIA-20 #twc #hack2020 #hia2020 #ptc

12.01.2022 Do you know a student or student group who would be interested in participating in these events? Download our information kit for more information, including event details, entry and eligibility and so much more! https://humanitarianinnovationawards.com.au/humanitarian-i/

11.01.2022 CALLING ALL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS The count down is on! Register for the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Pitch. Submissions close on April 19th. https://humanitarianinnovationawards.com.au/humanitarian-i/

11.01.2022 "I believe engineers need to bring more to the table in a modern construction industry - David Chandler OAM with Richard Kell and Ashley Brinson #thewarrencentre #twcinnovation For more information - https://thewarrencentre.org.au/pro/fire-safety-engineering/... #firesafetyengineering #ethicalengineering

10.01.2022 Some of our favourite work from home set ups! We LOVED seeing all of your #Hackathon #Swag featured into these photos! One of our winners showcased here. #hack2020 #hackforhumanity

08.01.2022 Setting the studio stage for this weekends Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon! It all starts today. 3 hours to go! Remember bit.ly/HACKLIVE is our primary place for LIVE broadcasting throughout the weekend. Please have this open on your computer at all times! #hack2020 #hackforhumanity

08.01.2022 Submission close tomorrow for the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Pitch! Its not too late to register and submit! https://humanitarianinnovationawards.com.au/humanitarian-i/ for more information.

06.01.2022 Ken Morrison presented at the #firesafetyengineering conference today. #thewarrencentre #twcinnovation For more information - https://thewarrencentre.org.au/pro/fire-safety-engineering/ #ethicalengineering

06.01.2022 If you would like to volunteer your time and expertise for the 2020 Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon head to bit.ly/HIA-20 to apply! #twc #hack2020 #hia2020 #ptc

06.01.2022 Vision 20:20 and the Humanitarian Innovation Pitch/Hackathon are proceeding. The year 2020 really isnt turning out as anyone had thought it would, but that makes it all the more important to ask these vital questions. What kind of world do we want to live in? How can engineers and technologists apply their talents to solving the greatest challenges facing humanity? Join us in this conversation and lets be the change we want to see. Even participate in our Humanitarian Innovation Awards program! Get involved - thewarrencentre.org.au

06.01.2022 JUST RELEASED - FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING: THE COMPETENCIES REPORT. GET YOUR FREE COPY! This report, the fifth to be released in a series of reports, is part of The Warren Centre Project into Fire Safety Engineering. The Competencies Report summarises the education and on-the-job experience required for Fire Safety Engineers to fulfil the role FSEs play on modern engineering projects in Australia. The Interim Roles Report issued in early 2019 is currently being aligned to synchronise with The Competencies Report and the final updated Roles Report will be issued in the near future. https://thewarrencentre.org.au/pro/fire-safety-engineering/ #engineering #safetyengineering #firesafety #fseinnovation #firesafetyengineering

05.01.2022 DONT MISS OUT! WERE ALMOST FULL.. How can innovation solve the worlds most pressing humanitarian issues? Join us for the Humanitarian Innovation (Digital) Hackathon, and work with other university students to create cutting-edge solutions that could save lives and make a positive impact on people around the world. Download an information kit to learn more! bit.ly/HIA-20

05.01.2022 DON'T MISS OUT! WE'RE ALMOST FULL.. How can innovation solve the world’s most pressing humanitarian issues? Join us for the Humanitarian Innovation (Digital) Hackathon, and work with other university students to create cutting-edge solutions that could save lives and make a positive impact on people around the world. Download an information kit to learn more! bit.ly/HIA-20

05.01.2022 Professor Willy Zwaenepoel appointed Dean of Engineering and IT joined us yesterday on HACKLIVE

05.01.2022 How can innovation solve the worlds most pressing humanitarian issues? Join us for the #Humanitarian #Innovation (Digital) #Hackathon, and work with other university students to create cutting-edge solutions that could save lives and make a positive impact on people around the world. Download our info kit to learn more! bit.ly/HIA-20 #twc #vision2020 #hack2020 #hia2020

04.01.2022 How can innovation solve the world’s most pressing humanitarian issues? Join us for the Humanitarian Innovation Digital Hackathon, and work with other university students to create cutting-edge solutions that could save lives and make a positive impact on people around the world. Click below to learn more and apply! Download our info kit to learn more. bit.ly/HIA-20 #twc #hack2020 #hia2020 #ptc

03.01.2022 As part of the Vision 20:20 program and our March focus on the UNs Sustainable Development Goals, The Warren Centre highlights SDG #5: Gender Equality and Womens Empowerment. We are re-launching the Inclusion2 videos from our Women In STEM & Entrepreneurship (WISE) program, and we invite you to share them with colleagues, friends and family. #internationalwomensday #twc #vision2020 #twcinnovation #equality https://thewarrencentre.org.au/inclusion2-video-series/

03.01.2022 We are proud to announce our #hack2020 Humanitarian Innovation #Hackathon partner, Pacific Telecommunications Council. We are so excited to partner with this amazing organisation, to which brings with them a huge amount of experience and knowledge. #pacifictelecommunicationscouncil #ptc #hackforhumanity

01.01.2022 Happy International Womens Day everyone. Women Making Waves: Meet the female leaders driving Humanitarian Innovation. #internationalwomensday #twc #vision2020 #twcinnovation #equality https://thewarrencentre.org.au/female-leaders-driving-huma/