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Microscope in a needle an award winner

The world's smallest microscope - which can fit into a needle and is capable of detecting cancer cells often missed by surgeons - has earned its inventors the Emerging Category Award at the 2014 WA Innovator of the Year Awards.

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National innovation award for ground-breaking water stress sensor

Research Associate Professor Ramin Rafiei has won an Australian Government science and innovation award for young people in agriculture to develop an intelligent sensor which will help detect water stress in grapevines in real time.

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Raine Medical Foundation provides $1 million in research funding

The Raine Medical Research Foundation has recognised the high standard of research in Western Australia by awarding almost $1 million in funding.

EECE Student wins Ernst&Young’s Survive the Panel

EECE would like to congratulate Aaditya Bhargava, Electrical Engineering student at UWA, for winning Ernst& Young’s 2016 Survive the Panel competition securing $11,000 towards building his E-Waste recycling company.