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You're viewing program information for local students.
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- a New Zealand citizen, or
- a Temporary Protection visa (TPV) holder.
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- not a citizen or permanent resident of Australia, or
- not a New Zealand citizen, or
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Professor Gary Rosengarten
Professor Gary Rosengarten has proven experience as a mechanical engineer in the disciplines of micro/nano technology, chemical engineering and biotechnology.
With a research background in novel solutions for innovative technology in solar thermal energy and CSIRO cluster and ARC funded studies in biomimetic design of low energy membranes, he has publications in high quality journals and a strong research background which has garnered large grants from the Australian Solar Institute (ASI) and collaborations as lead or co-initiator with Berkeley, ETHZ and Intel.
Associate Professor Rosengarten was awarded a Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellowship in 2011. His work aligns with the MicroNano Research Facility and the Renewable Energy Group in Mechanical Engineering and he is based in the School of Engineering.