Latest News
| Earth Hour 28 March 2007  At 7.30pm this Saturday 31st March, Sydney University will turn off its lights for an hour to help show that it's possible to take action on global warming. More |
| David Airey and Tim Wilkinson appointed Associate Deans 28 March 2007 David Airey will be the Faculty Associate Dean (Learning & Teaching) and Tim Wilkinson will be Associate Dean (IT). More |
| ASCE 2007 Moisseiff Award to Kim Rasmussen and Maura Lecce 20 March 2007 Prof Kim Rasmussen and former PhD student Dr Maura Lecce, have been awarded the 2007 Moisseiff Award by the American Society of Civil Engineers. More |
| Farewell to Graeme Wood 14 March 2007  Graeme Wood, Senior Lecturer in Fluid Mechanics, and Director of Wind Engineering Services, is moving on, after several years of service with us. More |
| 75th Birthday of the Sydney Harbour Bridge 13 March 2007  When the Sydney Harbour Bridge celebrates the 75th anniversary of its opening on March 19, it is appropriate to acknowledge the role that civil engineering alumnus, John Bradfield, played in the realisation of the iconic structure. More |
| Brunel Lecture: Engineering Civilisation from the Shadows 6 March 2007 We invite you to attend the 6th Brunel International Lecture on 6 March 2007. Professor Paul William Jowitt of Heriot Watt University, and Vice President of ICE (Institution of Civil Engineers UK) will speak on the topic of Engineering Civilisation from the Shadows More |
| Queen Mary 2 arrives in Sydney 20 February 2007  Thousands of Sydneysiders flocked to the water this morning to see the biggest vessel ever to enter our magnificent harbour. But how is civil engineering related to ship building? More |
| Ocean Technology Group seeks Branson's prize 19 February 2007 Researchers from the University of Sydney's Ocean Technology Group and their partners hope to be in the running for a US $25 million prize for removing CO2 from the Earth's atmosphere. Prof Ian Jones believes ocean nourishment and plankton provide the answer. More |
| Welcome Alvaro Ramirez 7 February 2007  Alvaro Ramirez from Polytechnic University of Madrid will be visiting our school to complete his research project on the collapse of silos. More |
| New faces in the Enviromental Fluids group 2 February 2007  The environmental fluids group is expanding this year. Two new PhD students are about to start, two visitors will be with us for the month of February, and a visiting Professor will be working at Sydney for the next year. More |
| Expert in liquefaction comes to Sydney 25 January 2007  A USyd International Visiting Research Fellowship has been awarded to Prof Andrew Chan from The University of Birmingham to work with A/Prof Dong-Sheng Jeng on the topic 'An integrated model for wave-induced progressive liquefaction in a porous seabed'. More |
| 2007 UAIs announced 18 January 2007  Sydney Civil Engineering continues to experience high demand amongst school leavers. More |
