Displaying items by tag: Queensland University of Technology

Australian scientists have modelled a way to determine how many cases of COVID-19 could be travelling on any international flight, based on data from the first six months of the pandemic, which they say could help Australian authorities make decisions about incoming international travel. 

The Australian Centre for Field Robotics has announced the appointment of Professor Ian Manchester as its new director.

ICT vendor Fujitsu has appointed Katherine (Kathy) Cakarnis to the role of vice president for ANZ customer industry engagement, and Nicole Forrester to the newly created role of head of ANZ office of purpose.

Services company Wipro has appointed Sarah Adam–Gedge to the role of managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

An app developed by IBM and the COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium (COVID Critical) is designed to help intensive care clinicians access the most up-to-date medical information, customised to the profiles of their own patients.

Fujitsu has appointed Dave Lennon as Queensland state manager.

MYOB has chosen Greg Ellis to succeed Tim Reed as its CEO.

Analysis of thousands of shots played by tennis players Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer by researchers at the Queensland University of Technology has enabled them to develop an algorithm that can predict where each player will land his next shot.

Security vendor Cylance has appointed Evan Davidson as APAC vice-president.

Digital agency Switch has appointed Nick Jones as business development manager.

The national science hub RiAus has launched what it says is Australia’s first dedicated science TV channel, with the help of digital media solutions company Hostworks.

A car partly powered by its own body panels could be on our roads within five years following the development of breakthrough nanotechnology by Queensland’s University of Technology.

Eaton Corporation has appointed Jeff Hanson as its ANZ sales director.

TechnologyOne is in the midst of a transition to the cloud, so it's looking for graduates with the right skills to help it with the journey.

Students in Australia and New Zealand have been challenged to build robots that can autonomously complete simulated search and rescue tasks.

Network, compliance and security company Bridge Point Communications has appointed Gary McHugh as practice manager and Amanda Lugton as account manager.

NICTA has appointed Professor Simon Kaplan as the director of the NICTA Queensland Research Laboratory.

Bridge Point Communications has appointed Carmel Gray as an external director and company chair.

Unified communications provider Interactive Intelligence has appointed Ahmad Zahlan as project manager and services consultant for Australia and New Zealand.