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02/06/2026

SWATVAC STUDY SESSION!
With exams right around the corner, EESS X IEEE are coming in clutch with one final study session! Come along for food, drinks and some good company!
4th of June 12-3 D108!
SEE YOU THERE

21/04/2026

What a great time at the IEEE QUT Welcome Event 2026! 🥳

Thanks to everyone who joined us asked questions, and stayed to network - a special shoutout to our amazing penalists: Geoff Walker, Thierry Peynot, and Akila Hewa Thondilege, who shared their stories and thoughts! 👏

Looking forward to the next one!

12/04/2026

Reminder: Join us tomorrow for our IEEE QUT Welcome Event 2026 🥳

…and
• Learn about IEEE opportunities
• Gain insights from experienced members
• Explore career pathways
• Connect with peers and professionals

Bring your questions and listen to our amazing expert panel featuring:

Associate Professor Dr Geoff Walker who’s shaping the future of energy working with renewable energy, power systems and electric vehicles! ⚡️

Associate Professor Dr Thierry Peynot who’s working on operating mobile robots and autonomous vehicles in challenging environments including on the moon! 🌖

Research Fellow Dr Akila Pemasiri Hewa Thondilege who’s bringing a relatable perspective on the transition from a QUT student to full-time researcher, now exploring signal processing, AI and vision technologies for various fields! 👀

📅 14th April 2026
⏰ 4:30pm
📍 QUT GP Campus, Z Block, Room 303

Refreshments provided 😋

🎟️ Register now for free: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/event/register/551605

11/04/2026

We’re excited to introduce our final panelist:
 Research Fellow Dr Akila Hewa Thondilege

As a QUT alumna, Dr Akila has recently been in your shoes and with 20+ publications already in her early career, she’s bringing a relatable perspective and can share valuable experience on transitioning from student life to a full-time research position.

Come hear her insights, ask your questions, and get inspired 👇
📅 14 April 2026 @ 4:30 PM 📍 QUT Gardens Point, Z Block, Room 303
🎟️ Register now - https://events.vtools.ieee.org/event/register/551605

07/04/2026

We’re excited to introduce our first panelist: Associate Professor Dr Geoff Walker 🎓⚡

From industry projects to cutting-edge research, Dr Walker brings a wealth of experience in shaping the future of energy.
Come hear his insights, ask your questions, and learn from real-world experience 👇

📅 14 April 2026
⏰ 4:30 PM
📍 QUT Gardens Point, Z Block, Room 303
🎟️ Register now - https://events.vtools.ieee.org/event/register/551605

👀 More speaker reveals coming soon… stay tuned!

31/03/2026

Join us at the IEEE QUT Welcome Event 2026 and explore IEEE opportunities firsthand from experienced members, network and socialise, all while enjoying some delicious food! ✨

🎤 Gain insights from an expert panel
🧭 Discover career pathways
🤝 Connect with peers & professionals

Be curious. Ask questions. Get inspired.

👀 Our panelists will be revealed over the next 2 weeks, stay tuned!

📅 14th April 2026
⏰ 4:30pm
📍 QUT GP Campus, Z Block, Room 303

🎟️ Register now for free: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/event/register/551605

26/03/2026

Meet your 2026 IEEE QUT Student Branch Team 👋

We’re the new faces behind IEEE QUT this year - here to run events, work on projects, build a community to learn, create and connect 🦾
(and yes, also to provide free food 🍕)

From hands-on workshops to industry events and socials, we want to help you learn, grow, get involved and make the most of your uni experience!

Whether you’re here for new skills, friends or career opportunities, we’ve got you covered 😌

As part of IEEE, you’ll be connected to a global community and opportunities beyond QUT. 🌍

Stick around… we’ve got some exciting things coming 👀

10/05/2025

What keeps a transformer healthy and running safely? Turns out, it all starts with the oil. 💡🔧

This week, the IEEE QUT Student Branch had the pleasure of attending a highly insightful session led by Philippe Reboul, GAICD, Managing Director at Molekulis Pty Ltd, on the fascinating topic of transformer oils, often referred to as the "blood of the transformer" 🩸⚡

📍 Philippe shared his deep knowledge on why oil remains one of the most effective insulating and cooling mediums in transformers more than 130 years after its invention.

📍 We explored how oil characteristics impact transformer longevity, and the role of modern alternatives and their environmental footprint 🌱

📍 He also touched on the importance of international and Australian standards, and how DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis) helps assess not just the oil’s condition, but the health of the entire transformer 🔍

A big thank you to Philippe Reboul, for such an engaging presentation, and to everyone who joined us! 🙌

We’re excited to keep bringing these valuable learning opportunities to our community, so stay tuned for upcoming events! 📅✨

25/04/2025

🔌 Industry Seminar Invitation – Transformer Oil Essentials ⚡️

💡 Registration link:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1336175991359?aff=oddtdtcreator

Are you an aspiring electrical or energy professional? Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to deepen your interdisciplinary knowledge!

Join us for an insightful seminar titled "Transformer Oil Essentials for Future Electrical Engineers and Energy Professionals," presented by Philippe Reboul, GAICD, Managing Director at Molekulis.

📅 Date: Tuesday, 30th April 2025

🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Location: Owen J. Wordsworth Room, QUT
🍪 Afternoon tea and snacks provided!

Transformer oil has been a key player in electrical systems for over 130 years, offering both insulation and cooling. Philippe will explore its critical electrical, physical, and chemical properties, the difference between intrinsic and non-intrinsic characteristics, and how these impact asset longevity.

Expect insights into:

🔹 Hidden complexities of transformer oil
🔹 Fluid types and environmental considerations (including LCA)
🔹 International and Australian standards
🔹 DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis) as a diagnostic tool for transformers

About the Presenter:

Philippe Reboul brings over a decade of experience with transformer oil in Australia and an impressive international background in the energy sector across Europe, Japan, and Australia. He is also a key contributor to Standards Australia’s EL-008 committee and a passionate supporter of transformer innovation and education.

This seminar is proudly organized by the IEEE QUT Student Branch as part of our ongoing mission to connect students with real-world industry leaders.

➡️ Open to all students and professionals in engineering and energy – see you there!

📍 Scan the QR code to register and to follow our social media!

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