A Monash University student team has been awarded $US250,000 ($340,000) as one of the winners of the XPRIZE Carbon Removal Student Competition, sponsored by Elon Musk and the XPRIZE Foundation.
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Speakers locked in for ARRB’s future of mobility symposium
High-profile speakers from Uber, the government and the public sector have been locked in to share their insight into the future of integrated mobility at the upcoming ARRB Symposium.
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Monash engineers’ new tool helps automate construction monitoring
New technology developed by engineers from Monash University helps automatically monitor performance of on-site construction machinery.
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Coates Hire unveils world-first heavy duty structural support solution
This project is the first of three to be completed as part of a $1 million R&D spend, multi-year research partnership between Coates Hire and Monash University.
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New recyclable material could “revolutionise” construction
A new recyclable material could revolutionise the construction industry, help disaster affected areas and be used in space exploration, according to a global research team headed by Monash University.
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Design for density
Monash Mobility Design Lab is formulating new strategies to disperse train passengers and take stress off Melbourne roads.
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Saving lives on country roads: the potential for flexible safety barriers on AU roads
Roads & Infrastructure Magazine speaks to Monash University’s David Logan about the lifesaving effects of flexible safety barriers on Australian roads.
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Designing safer cities through urban planning
How cities are designed has serious impacts on how safe its inhabitants feel on its streets. Roads & Infrastructure Magazine talks to Dr. Nicole Kalms about how urban planning and design practice can help to make cities safer for everyone.
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The building blocks of infrastructure: the rise of modular construction
Modular construction techniques are some of the fastest growing practices used in infrastructure projects. Roads & Infrastructure Magazine explores why the processes have become so popular.
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VIC Govt proposes biggest transport project in Australian history
The Victorian Government has announced plans to build what is is calling the “biggest transport project in Australian history”, a $50 billion underground rail loop to connect Melbourne’s suburbs and link the city’s train lines.
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