School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences news and events
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Using escape rooms for robotics education
Dr Robert Ross has developed two immersive escape rooms designed to teach robotics principles.
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The 69th Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society
La Trobe University will host the 69th Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS) in December.
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Making bricks from waste
La Trobe researchers have found that making bricks from waste, without firing them, is a promising, greener alternative for building materials.
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Ziqiang Xu wins AISA Tertiary Student of the Year
PhD candidate, Ziqiang Xu, has been awarded Tertiary Student of the Year at the Australian Information Security Association’s Cyber Security Awards 2025.
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Empowering women in cybersecurity
La Trobe’s Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) student group recently came together as part of Cyber Security Awareness Month.
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Innovation Sprint 2025 Awards Night
Last week, the School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences hosted the Innovation Sprint 2025 Awards Night.
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Building a future: Lara’s journey in engineering
Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) student, Lara Dee Pavlovska, has turned a childhood passion for problem-solving into a promising career in construction.
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Postgraduate study opens doors in construction
Master of Construction and Engineering Management student, Tshering Pem, chose postgraduate study to learn about the practical aspects of construction management in Australia.
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Qualities that count in a STEM career
We asked three academics in the School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences to share their advice on what matters most in the workplace.
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La Trobe recognised at Women in Security Awards
La Trobe’s Cybersecurity Program was recently awarded the Best Program for Young Individuals in Security at the 2025 Australian Women in Security Awards.
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Creating positive change with IT
Akshad Shelar's IT study journey at La Trobe.
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Making railway crossings safer
New research has found that glow-in-the-dark road markings and signs could improve nighttime safety at rural railway level crossings.
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Cybersecurity student making a global impact
Growing up in a small rural Indian village, Rohan Sachdeva is aware of the power of the technology to change lives.
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The transformative potential of AI in cancer immunotherapy
Groundbreaking research led by Professor Wei Xiang, Cisco Research Chair of AI and Director and Chief Scientist of the Australian Centre for AI in Medical Innovation, explores the potential of AI in cancer immunotherapy
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Engineering and IT Showcase 2025
Wednesday 26 November 05:30pm
Join the School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences to view final year student’s technology projects.