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AMC PRINCIPAL NEIL BOSE SETS SAIL FOR CANADA
After 10 years at the Australian Maritime College, including over five years at the helm as Principal, Professor Neil Bose is leaving to take up the role of Vice-President (Research) at Memorial University, Newfoundland and Labrador’s university. |
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WORLD-CLASS AUV LAUNCHED
An innovative new autonomous underwater vehicle capable of diving up to 5,000 metres, operating underneath the ice and gathering data on Antarctic research missions has been unveiled at our Autonomous Maritime Systems Laboratory. |
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VIDEO: DIVING INTO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
Principal Neil Bose talks about how our newest AUV, nupiri muka, will be used for Antarctic research and its potential for defence and industry-partnered projects in the future. |
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AUV MAPPING REVEALS RIVER BED FEATURES
Nupiri muka has been deployed on her first science mission in Launceston’s Tamar River to help gain a better understanding of how the river bed changes through time. |
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STIMULATING TIDAL ENERGY INVESTMENT IN AUSTRALIA
A new project set to attract and underpin investment in tidal energy in Australia has been awarded $2.49 million funding support from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency. |
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NAVY PERSONNEL TRAIN TO USE AUTONOMOUS SUBS
Australian Navy personnel have completed an autonomous underwater vehicle pilot training course designed and delivered by AMC. |
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INTERNATIONAL PRIZE FOR CATAMARAN HULL DESIGN STUDY
Dr Max Haase’s study to determine optimum hull size for medium to large sized catamarans has won a leading international maritime research award. |
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YOUNG RESEARCHER WINS NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AWARD
Dr Zhi Leong’s paper on underwater robots operating near submarines has been recognised by the Royal Institute of Naval Architects as the best internationally by a researcher under the age of 30. |
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GLIMPSE INTO PACIFIC PATROL BOAT TRAINING
A Fijian military delegation visited Tasmania to see first-hand the training that AMC Search provides to their country’s patrol boat officers. |
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TIME TO GIVE BACK TO THOSE IN NEED, SAYS VALEDICTORIAN
Bachelor of Business (Maritime and Logistics Management) graduate Mindy Tan overcame stage fright to deliver an inspirational valedictory speech at the University of Tasmania’s winter graduation ceremony. |
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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