EnGenius 2025 prize winners

EnGenius 2025 prize winners

See the EnGenius 2025 prize winners, as judged by academic assessment at EnGenius 2025.

As part of EnGenius, the School of Engineering awarded a prize to the best project from six engineering disciplines based on academic assessment.

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

Overall EnGenius Prize 2025

Awarded to the best project, as judged by academic assessment at EnGenius 2025

Modelling of Intracortical neuronal recording

  • Sian McConchie
  • Rana Jaylani

Finalists

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Design and Testing of an Aeroelastic Wind Tunnel Apparatus

  • Joshua Fama Cutajar
  • Akhilesh Vickneswaran
  • Dylan Ewan
  • Sarujan Srikaran

Transforming Healthcare with Cutting-Edge Lab-on-a-chip platforms

  • Sarah Thompson
  • Katapol Kamolchanokkul

Novel mulit-metallic electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction

  • Zachary Roberts
  • Hamish Davies

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Novel liquid metal catalysts for thermocatalytic applications

  • Jet James
  • Mei Ting Su

Damage identification of a suspension bridge using structural dynamics

  • Ethan Franklin
  • Mark Pericic
  • Joseph Macula
  • Robert Campbell

Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create a Tritium (3H) in Precipitation data set for Timor-Leste

  • Aidan Sealey
  • Sahas Walpita Gamage
  • Cameron Wiltshire
  • Oscar Mcmullen

Investigating the impacts of increase in penetration of household and community solar-PV, battery storage and EVs on Australian power system

  • Simon Panniker
  • Raed Abdulkarim A Almohammdi
  • Omar Mahamud
  • Lachlan Blakiston

STeREO – Scheduling, Tracking, Receiving and Processing of Satellite Earth Observation Data

  • Christopher Tait
  • Hong Yu Lim
  • Justin Puah
  • Brendon Chhean
  • Lam Tran Tung
  • Adrija Paul

At these manufacturer of thermal systems

  • Xavier Chung
  • Noah Tiatto
  • James Chesterman
  • Adrian Noel Surroca

High-precision object tracking: intelligent MedTech prototyping with computer vision and AI

  • San Tu
  • Gabriel Callado
  • Yazan Fayez A Althobaiti
  • Daniel Pantaleo
  • Robert Nganga Nyaga
  • William Fursman

Design and Development of a 3D-Printed Waterjet Propulsion System for Uncrewed Vessels

  • Angelina Iliaskos
  • Hannah Merry
  • Chloe Pattas

Experimental Study of Spark Ignition Processes of Hybrid Engines

  • Sonam Tshering Bhutia
  • Don Palihakkara
  • Suryapratapsingh Rathore
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