Date:
 13 May 2025,
5.00PM – 7.00PM
duration:
 2 hrs
Venue:
 John Britten Building, University of Canterbury
Address:
 69 Creyke Road
Christchurch
Cost:
 Free event
Register Add to Calendar 2025-05-13 17:00:00 2025-05-13 19:00:00 Pacific/Auckland PhD Showcase and Lab Tours

Come along and listen to five quickfire PHD showcase presentation by current PHD students:

  • Patrick Humphrey - Forestry: "Forest 4.0: The Integration of Industry 4.0 Technologies into New Zealand Forestry Harvesting Operations"
  • Dale Dai - Mechanical Engineering : "Aeroelastic performance analysis of coaxial composite UAV rotor blades with skewed geometry"
  • Baxter Williams - Mechanical Engineering: "Smart homes, sustainable futures: Agent-based modelling of electricity demand-side management in Aotearoa New Zealand"
  • Kin Wai Lee - Electrical and Computer Engineering: "Foreign Object Detection in Aqueous Food Media using Electromagnetic Signals and Machine Learning Techniques"
  • Harikrishnan Raghavan - Chemical and Process Engineering: "New materials for membrane separation technologies"

We are also very lucky to have the opportunity to tour two unique labs on campus

  • Chem and Process Lab
  • Electric Power Engineering Centre/High Voltage and Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Please note: closed shoes are required to be able to enter the different labs

Don't miss out!

 John Britten Building, University of Canterbury Engineering New Zealand hello@engineeringnz.org

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to tour two University of Canterbury laboratories and hear from five amazing PHD students!

Come along and listen to five quickfire PHD showcase presentation by current PHD students:

  • Patrick Humphrey - Forestry: "Forest 4.0: The Integration of Industry 4.0 Technologies into New Zealand Forestry Harvesting Operations"
  • Dale Dai - Mechanical Engineering : "Aeroelastic performance analysis of coaxial composite UAV rotor blades with skewed geometry"
  • Baxter Williams - Mechanical Engineering: "Smart homes, sustainable futures: Agent-based modelling of electricity demand-side management in Aotearoa New Zealand"
  • Kin Wai Lee - Electrical and Computer Engineering: "Foreign Object Detection in Aqueous Food Media using Electromagnetic Signals and Machine Learning Techniques"
  • Harikrishnan Raghavan - Chemical and Process Engineering: "New materials for membrane separation technologies"

We are also very lucky to have the opportunity to tour two unique labs on campus

  • Chem and Process Lab
  • Electric Power Engineering Centre/High Voltage and Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Please note: closed shoes are required to be able to enter the different labs

Don't miss out!

Presenters

Canterbury Branch