EnGenius 2023 prize winners

EnGenius 2023 prize winners

See the EnGenius 2023 prize winners, as judged by industry at EnGenius 2023.

As part of EnGenius, the School of Engineering awarded a prize to the best project from eight engineering disciplines based on industry judging.

Specifically invited professional engineers judged the project presentations on how well they would perform in a real-world setting. 

The following projects were acknowledged as best capstone projects during a prize ceremony event.

Overall IEEE EnGenius Prize 2023

Awarded to the best project, as judged by industry at EnGenius 2023

Chemical Engineering - Microplastic removal from waterways

Sarah Yousuf Abdullah Al-Wahaibi, Joseph Andrews, Allysa Andrea Antazo Cruzado, Yash Daware

Finalists

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Reusable UAS Components Design

Ilona M

Propellor performance characterisation of Aerosonde VTOL Aircraft Project 2

William James Corluka, Olivia Curtis, Nitish Kumar Kamalahasan, Pataraphon Koonamwattana, Rawis Rojanavongse

Pile foundation in expansive soils

Thomas Owen Whiting, Claudia Hinata Walsh, Ned James Tworkowski, Joshua Presecan, Jacob Graeme Lambert

Developing a novel device for the abdominal vagus nerve of mice

Isabel Genna Day, Ethan William Duff

Preparation and in vitro evaluation of a theranostic brain-penetrant nanoparticle formulation for glioblastoma therapy

Rachel Alison Beanland

RF Device Interface to Drive Mechanical System

Robert Gad, Sana Abidi

Development of an Ancillary Power Supply for an Electric Racing Car

Michael David McCaffrey, Robert Anthoney, Paul Jason Archer

An experimental study on classifying incipient electrical defects and network faults on continuous real-time data obtained from Early Fault Detection (EFD) technology

Caitlin Yvette Courtot, Joceline Minerva Remi

Ensuring the quality of drinking water supplies at remote Fijian communities

Eliza Jane Caldecott, Clesant Fernando

Small Scale Automated Farming System

Johnathan Dunlop, Nicholas Dean Ganci, Bradley David Gardner, Lina Sophie Legenhausen

Digital twin of a remote Fijian eco-tourism operator

Denzell Dan Ferrer, Murray Maxwell Hall, Demetra Papadopoulou, Constantinos Tsakarelas, Stavros Vlahopoulos

Savic Motorcycles - The Future Bike, The Beautiful Bike

Marcus Christian Zylstra, Symond Younes, Teo Cvetkovski

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.

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