We are very excited to announce that the School of Civil Engineering at The University of Queensland is looking to fill a new post in the area of Timber Engineering (Lecturer). The application closes on the 28 April 2019. http://jobs.uq.edu.au/caw/en/job/507167/lecturer-in-timber-engineering The … Continue reading Lecturer in Timber Engineering
Last 15th and 16th of November took place the 2018 WoodSolutions Educator-Industry Workshop held at Griffith University (Gold Coast Campus). The two-day workshop organised by WoodSolutions brought together main industry, academics and researchers working on the timber engineering in Australia. … Continue reading WoodSolutions Educator- Industry Workshop
From the 19th -23rd August, UQ Fire had the opportunity to attend the World Conference on Timber Engineering (WCTE 2018) held in the CEOX Convention Center, in Seoul, Korea. The WCTE is the most prestigious international event in timber engineering, … Continue reading World Conference on Timber Engineering, Seoul 2018
Last Sunday, Dr Cristian Maluk appeared in a Radio interview for ABC’s radio show, Future Tense. You can can see an article on the interview here, and the full interview podcast here. In relation to the Australian Research Council-funded Future Timber Hub, opened … Continue reading Tall timber tales
Harrison Wall, MEng graduate from the Fire Safety Engineering program at The University of Queensland, was awarded the FWPA travel award to attend the 2018 World Conference on Timber Engineering (WCTE) to be held on August 20-23 in Seoul, Republic of Korea. The award was … Continue reading FWPA travel fund award
One of our PhD students, Carmen Gorska, participated in the IRG49. The event took place from the 29th of April to the 3rd May 2018 in South Africa, Johannesburg. Ms. Gorska was awarded the “Ron Cockroft Award” which granted her a financial contribution … Continue reading Representation at IRG49
Dr Robert Foster and Dr Cristian Maluk recently featured in Engineers Australia “create” magazine in an article related to activities and outcomes of the ARC funded Future Timber Hub at The University of Queensland. “There is always a tendency to … Continue reading Engineers Australia “create” magazine
