Add to EJ Playlist  From car parts to body parts and beyond...Associ ate Professor Sami Kara from UNSW's School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering gives us the gold on the 3D printer, and why it could lead to a new manufacturing world of "desktop factories."

Add to EJ Playlist  An unmanned tractor and seeding machine developed by engineers at UNSW will improve agricultural productivity for broad acre farmers and enable cropping on upwards of 20 per cent more land. The Smart Seeder, developed by Associate Professor Jay Katupitiya from UNSW's School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering in partnership with the Grains Research Development Corporation (GRDC) uses advanced control systems and sensors to plant seeds and perform other tasks with a degree of accuracy previously not found in autonomous systems. The research team behind the invention were finalists for the 2012 Eureka Prize for Innovative Use of Technology. They are now working with the GRDC to pursue further development and commercial production.

Add to EJ Playlist  一支以新大为龙头的澳洲科研团队 最近在量子信息领域取得了重大突 破, 这使量子网络联接的高速量子计算 机逐步变为现实。 English version http://youtu.be /htKFKSll-UA

Add to EJ Playlist  The School of Chemical Engineering at the University of New South Wales recently celebrated its history. This a highlight of that history.

Add to EJ Playlist  A UNSW-led team of Australian researchers has achieved a breakthrough that brings the prospect of a network of super-fast quantum computers - connected via a quantum internet --closer to reality. Related videos in the series: Quantum data at the atom's heart, Tiny Transistors, Down to the Wire, Landmark in Quantum Computing.

Add to EJ Playlist  A report from the US Open Society Justice Initiative has found that after the attacks of September 11, 54 nations - including Australia - participated in the CIA's torture and detention of 136 terrorist suspects.  UNSW Scientia Professor George Williams, from the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law unpacks what this has involved so far. George Williams' SMH online opinion piece: http://www.smh. com.au/opinion/ politics/come-c lean-on-role-we -played-in-abet ting-torture-20 130421-2i84y.ht ml UNSW Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law http://www.gtce ntre.unsw.edu.a u/

Add to EJ Playlist  UNSW researchers have achieved a quantum breakthrough, turning the nucleus of an atom into a qubit or quantum bit - the building blocks of super powerful quantum computers of the future. For background on quantum computing see related videos such as Defining Quantum Computing. http://www.yout ube.com/watch?v =jR7yPlfmtAg

Add to EJ Playlist  A report by UNSW's Social Policy Research Centre has shown how providing stable housing for people with mental illness has reduced NSW hospitalisation rates by over 80% and saved  $30 million in hospital costs. MORE INFO: UNSW Media article: http://newsroom .unsw.edu.au/ne ws/social-affai rs/secure-housi ng-better-healt h UNSW Social Policy Research Centre http://www.sprc .unsw.edu.au/ NEAMI http://www.neam i.org.au/

Add to EJ Playlist  Australia relies on a whole lot of critical data from its friendly neighbours. But what if the planned new satellites from the US and Europe aren't getting off the ground? Can we afford to be a freeloader any longer? There are clever low-cost ways for Australia to develop a space program.

Add to EJ Playlist  Australian summers are lasting longer and happening more often, according to latest research from the Centre for Climate Change Research.

Add to EJ Playlist  In this excerpt from the 2011 Medicine Dean's Lecture David Sinclair speaks about the very real possibility of people living an active, healthy life well beyond 100 years of age. David Sinclair is Professor of Pathology at Harvard Medical School and conjoint Professor at UNSW in the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology. TO VIEW THE FULL LECTURE CLICK HERE: http://youtu.be /QK6gvoOtlNU

Add to EJ Playlist  Marine toxicologist Dr Emma Johnston, from UNSW's School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, gives the low down on the health of Sydney's iconic harbour waters. More info on Emma Johnston: http://www.bees .unsw.edu.au/st aff/emma-johnst on

Add to EJ Playlist  Showcasing the work of the UNSWTV Production Unit over the past few years. http://producti on.tv.unsw.edu. au/ is the website for anyone wanting to commission work.

Add to EJ Playlist  In 2008 a remarkable relationship was kindled between the children of Tigger's Honeypot, one of UNSW's child care centres, and the residents of Milford House, an aged care facility in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. Once a fortnight the children pay a visit to their older friends, to paint, sculpt, sing, laugh and share stories. This video looks at the benefits of bringing together the very young and the very old, and how better planning of our built environment could make for a happier, more healthy living environment for all. For more information about UNSW Early Years services, and to support our programs, visit: http://www.earl yyears.unsw.edu .au For more information on UNSW's Healthy Built Environments Program, visit: http://www.be.u nsw.edu.au/prog rammes/healthy- built-environme nts-program/abo ut For more info on Milford House residential aged care visit: http://www.aged careguide.com.a u/facility_deta ils.asp?facilit yid=13726

Add to EJ Playlist  Campus life is about to get bigger and better with the opening of the Kensington Colleges redevelopment in 2014. We preview the new facilities and hear from students and alumni about the benefits of college life. http://www.kens ingtoncolleges. unsw.edu.au/

Add to EJ Playlist  The UNSW Tyree Energy Technologies Building (TETB) accommodates and showcases state-of-the-ar t and leading edge research in clean energy including photovoltaics, carbon capture and storage. The building houses the Australian Energy Research Institute, a sustainable energy think tank that focuses on transforming energy research into practical applications. The Institute builds upon 30 years of energy research leadership at UNSW. The TETB Project is an initiative of the Australian Government conducted as part of the Education Investment Fund, and has received Government funding of $75 million. The building is named after Sir William Tyree, a UNSW alumnus, successful innovator and businessman, and a major philanthropic supporter of Australian engineering and educational research. Sir William has generously donated $1 million towards the new centre and pledged a further bequest of $10 million. Situated on the corner of Anzac Parade and the University Mall, the TETB provides a gateway to the Faculty of Engineering, the Lower Campus, and the University as a whole.

Add to EJ Playlist  Performance of Andrew Schultz's "Circle Ground - Septet No 2" by musicians of The Australia Ensemble at UNSW. Professor Schultz is head of UNSW's School of The Arts and Media. Musicians: 
Bernadette Balkus - piano Geoffery Collins - flute Dimity Hall - violin Catherine McCorkill - clarinet
 Irina Morozova - viola Dene Olding - violin 
Julian Smiles - cello MORE INFO: School of the Arts & Media: http://sam.arts .unsw.edu.au/ Australia Ensemble at UNSW: http://www.ae.u nsw.edu.au/

Add to EJ Playlist  High school students from regional NSW now have the chance to try out their dream jobs in the big smoke thanks to UNSW's ASPIRE program, which encourages students to think about options for the future. WOW @ UNSW is an annual week of work experience program for selected students from regional schools. Students stay on campus and are placed in work experience to suit their interests. During their stay, students are taught practical skills like catching public transport, as well as being treated to fun activities around Sydney. Working at a vet, a design agency and getting hands on with mechanical engineering machinery... check out how one group of NSW regional teenagers spent their week or work experience. http://www.aspi re.unsw.edu.au/

Add to EJ Playlist  Performance of Andrew Schultz's "One Sound - quintet for flute and strings" by musicians of The Australia Ensemble at UNSW. Professor Schultz, who is head of UNSW's School of The Arts and Media, composed this piece specifically for the Australia Ensemble at UNSW. Musicians: 
Geoffery Collins - flute Dimity Hall - violin Irina Morozova - viola Dene Olding - violin 
Julian Smiles - cello MORE INFO: School of the Arts & Media: http://sam.arts .unsw.edu.au/ Australia Ensemble at UNSW: http://www.ae.u nsw.edu.au/

Add to EJ Playlist  English version http://youtu.be /A6TOGiv6pi8 L'hydrogène est une source d'énergie propre, l'élément le plus abondant sur terre. L'hydrogène ne produit presque pas de pollution lors de sa combustion. Mais son stockage a toujours été un problème - jusqu'à maintenant. Un chercheur de l'université de Nouvelle-Galles du Sud a maintenant résolu ce problème grâce à un matériau innovant qui est léger et compact. For English language version click here: http://www.yout ube.com/watch?v =A6TOGiv6pi8

Add to EJ Playlist  UNSW PhD candidate Andrea Wechsler takes by-products from the forestry industry to make particle boards that can be used in kitchens, bathrooms and decking around pools. Not only do they have great moisture resistance, they dramatically reduce the formaldehyde emissions associated with traditional particle boards. They also smell terrific! MORE INFO: http://www.be.u nsw.edu.au/cont ent/industrial- design-phd-stud ent-sydney-morn ing-herald

Add to EJ Playlist  Bulgaria has several little known archaeological sites that potentially hold the answers to key questions about the foundation of western civilisation. Dr Sh...

Add to EJ Playlist  Bulgaria has several little known archaeological sites that potentially hold the answers to key questions about the foundation of western civilisation. Dr Sh...

Add to EJ Playlist  The Gandhi Oration commemorates Martyrs' Day and is delivered by a person whose life's work exemplifies the ideals of Gandhi. This year the oration is delive...

Add to EJ Playlist  Excerpt from the 2013 UNSW Annual Gandhi Oration, delivered by The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG. WATCH FULL VERSION HERE: http://youtu.be /HyIR7Q59TPQ The ...

Add to EJ Playlist  UNSW Scientia Professor George Willams highlights 5 things you should know about Australia's new anti-terrorism laws.

Add to EJ Playlist  Just how much plastic is there floating around in our oceans? Dr Erik van Sebille from UNSW's Climate Change Research Centre has completed a study of ocean "...

Add to EJ Playlist  Created By: Luke Cavalan, Bachelor of Digital Media Undergrad Winner of Animal Logic Encouragement Award Prize: Studio tour and meeting artists at Animal Logic.

Add to EJ Playlist  Created By: Nguyen Bui, Zhen Cai, Jingwen Liu, Regine Clarke. Master of Digital Media Winner Best 3D CGI Modelling - Modeller = Michelle Bau. Honorary mentio...

Add to EJ Playlist  Created by: Jinyang Cao, Yilin Shao, . Master of Digital Media.