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Recipient of the 2008 Pro Vice-Chancellors Award for Research Excellence: Dr Kristian Krabbenhoft
Dr Kristian Krabbenhoft is one of two recipients this year to be awarded the Pro Vice-Chancellors Award for Research Excellence. This award aims to encourage and recognise the achievements of early and mid-career researchers. Research excellence is judged relative to career opportunity and candidates are judged by several criteria including: the originality of the research, the quality of the research output, the impact of research success in attracting research funds, success in research higher degree supervision, peer recognition and finally, track record relative to opportunity.
The quality of candidates was excellent, and therefore it is a significant achievement indeed to have been selected for this award. Dr Kristian Krabbenhoft will be presented with his award at the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment Graduation Ceremony in October.
Congratulations Kristian !
Dr Kristian Krabbenhoft is one of two recipients this year to be awarded the Pro Vice-Chancellors Award for Research Excellence. This award aims to encourage and recognise the achievements of early and mid-career researchers. Research excellence is judged relative to career opportunity and candidates are judged by several criteria including: the originality of the research, the quality of the research output, the impact of research success in attracting research funds, success in research higher degree supervision, peer recognition and finally, track record relative to opportunity.
The quality of candidates was excellent, and therefore it is a significant achievement indeed to have been selected for this award. Dr Kristian Krabbenhoft will be presented with his award at the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment Graduation Ceremony in October.
Congratulations Kristian !
Newcastle Professor leads global push for clean coal technology
The University of Newcastle's Professor Terry Wall has been selected to lead an international working group to push forward the global introduction of a new clean coal technology.
The University of Newcastle's Professor Terry Wall has been selected to lead an international working group to push forward the global introduction of a new clean coal technology.
Reducing energy usage through innovative new technology
A University of Newcastle project to find a more energy-efficient and cost-effective way of transporting bulk materials throughout Australia, is one of six new research projects to receive funding under the Australian Research Council's (ARC) Linkage Projects Scheme.
A University of Newcastle project to find a more energy-efficient and cost-effective way of transporting bulk materials throughout Australia, is one of six new research projects to receive funding under the Australian Research Council's (ARC) Linkage Projects Scheme.
