The WACTF is an industry developed two-day event where competitors have to solve challenges based on real cyber security threats and issues.
Dr Michelle Ellis received the Achievement Recognition Award for her initiatives that encourage women into STEM fields under the ethos of #ChampionsCreatingChampions
The ECU School of Science are working together with Talison Lithium Mining to foster pathways and support for students in the South West to explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) studies and future careers.
ECU is delighted that the Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos have chosen their artificial hollows located around their Joondalup campus as a safe place to breed. Four new nestlings have been identified, as part of an on-going monitoring program. This is a collaboration, bringing together expertise and enthused volunteers from key science and conservation organisations.
Perth Versus Canberra versus Victoria – ECU Cyber Security students developed and hosted a cybersecurity capture the flag event for high school students.
60 students and their family members experienced the wonders of Science at ECU through an innovate and engaging Children’s University Holiday Program.
ECU Free ATAR Revision Sessions moved on-line for 2020 to ensure the continued support to 900 Year 12 students.
COVID-19 did not keep enthused high school science students and teachers from experiencing the ECU LabRats program.
ECU Scientists did not let a global pandemic stop them from reaching out to over 100 households, across WA, as part of National Science Week, dazzling the next generation of scientist with an interactive Zoom Party, live for the ECU SuperLabs.
Comparing the Avengers to Western Australian seagrass meadows was a winning strategy in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) final held at ECU last week. PhD student Ankje Frouws from the School of Science was crowned ECU’s 3MT winner for her engaging presentation “Who is defending our coastlines?”.
BPW Joondalup and Wanneroo hosted STEM perspectives of women as part of Equal Pay Day - 2020
ECU’s highest achievers were celebrated at this year’s Vice-Chancellor’s Student Awards. The annual awards recognise the top 100 students based on their weighted average marks and number of completed units.
Comparing the Avengers to Western Australian seagrass meadows was a winning strategy in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) final held at ECU last week. PhD student Ankje Frouws from the School of Science was crowned ECU’s 3MT winner for her engaging presentation “Who is defending our coastlines?”.
The stunning turquoise bays of Rottnest Island could be key to a carbon-neutral future for Perth’s favourite island getaway, according to new research from Edith Cowan University and The University of Western Australia.
VIP's Hon Liza Harvey MLA (candidate for the seat of Joondalup), Hon Michael Mischin MLC, Ian Goodenough & Senator Slade Brockman paid visits the School of Science.