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Australia’s billion-dollar move to renewable energy will need engineers to help build a better future
Dr Klaric leads research in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, welding and heat treatment.  She has studied at Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Croatia (PhD and Master in Mechanical Engineering) and worked as an Assistant professor at Mechanical Engineering Faculty in Slavonski Brod, Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek.
Dr Rajabipour’s research is generally focused on the long-term behaviour of structural elements. The service life of pipelines is one of his areas of interest.
Organic Electronics covers many research areas in materials science and engineering. This includes the design of thin film organic solar cells for optimal photovoltaic performance, organic light emitting devices with optimal light emission, and inorganic scintillators with optimal energy resolution for applications in nuclear medical imaging and excitonic and photonic processes in materials.
Successful serial entrepreneur Dr Mark Englund has had a life-long fascination with all things technical. A supportive mother and an inspiring engineering academic changed the course of Mark's young life, leading to him study engineering in the Territory before taking the tech world by storm.
As an NT local, Shannon always had her sights set on CDU. Shannon has graduated with great memories from her time at uni: she travelled to Indonesia on a humanitarian research trip, made lots of new friends with social clubs, and studied hard to finish a Bachelor of Engineering/Master of Engineering (Civil & Structural).
Ambitious all-rounder and tech extraordinaire Naathan Sharma is studying a multitude of engineering and IT courses on offer at CDU. He hopes to one day start an app development company that benefits his local community. 
Adam has spent his life trying to understand how things work and how they can be improved. This analytical mindset would naturally lead him towards a career in engineering. Now he's making his mark on the energy industry in the NT, applying his learnings from the CDU Master of Engineering to real-world projects.
What you might not realise is that to be an engineer can mean many, many things. Here's how to decide on whether Engineering - and which course - is right for you. 
Photonics is concerned with the use of light to process, manipulate and transmit information. It underpins the growth of broadband cable communication networks.
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