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Indian-Origin Researcher Gets $3.3 Million Grant To Manage Battery Waste
An Indian-origin researcher at University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney has received $3.3 million grant to transform waste and resource recovery industry by developing advanced manufacturing capabilities that focus on small-scale processing of materials produced from battery and consumer wastes.
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Veena Sahajwalla Elected As Fellows Of Australian Academy of Science
Indian-origin innovator Veena Sahajwalla, who has made her mark in revolutionising recycling science, is among the 21 distinguished Australian scientists elected as new fellows of the prestigious Australian Academy of Science this year.
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Mumbai Born Indo-Australian Scientist Develops World's First Microfactory To Tackle E-Waste Hazard
In a pioneering effort to tackle the growing mountains of e-waste, an IIT-trained Australian scientist of Indian origin at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) here has helped launch the world's first microfactory that can transform electronic waste (e-waste) like smartphones and laptops into valuable material for re-use.
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Indian Researcher Awarded Australian Laureate Fellowship
An Indian woman researcher is among the 16 scientists who has been awarded the prestigious Australian Laureate Fellowship for her work in micro-recycling of e-waste.
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Indian-Origin Researcher Gets $3.3 Million Grant To Manage Battery Waste
An Indian-origin researcher at University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney has received $3.3 million grant to transform waste and resource recovery industry by developing advanced manufacturing capabilities that focus on small-scale processing of materials produced from battery and consumer wastes.
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Veena Sahajwalla Elected As Fellows Of Australian Academy of Science
Indian-origin innovator Veena Sahajwalla, who has made her mark in revolutionising recycling science, is among the 21 distinguished Australian scientists elected as new fellows of the prestigious Australian Academy of Science this year.
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Mumbai Born Indo-Australian Scientist Develops World's First Microfactory To Tackle E-Waste Hazard
In a pioneering effort to tackle the growing mountains of e-waste, an IIT-trained Australian scientist of Indian origin at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) here has helped launch the world's first microfactory that can transform electronic waste (e-waste) like smartphones and laptops into valuable material for re-use.
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Indian Researcher Awarded Australian Laureate Fellowship
An Indian woman researcher is among the 16 scientists who has been awarded the prestigious Australian Laureate Fellowship for her work in micro-recycling of e-waste.
