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Securing a prosperous clean energy future for Australia through innovative, environmentally conscious technological change.
We are the Centre for Long Subsea Tiebacks at the University of Western Australia. Our research aims to realise the goal of providing safe, reliable transport for offshore energy resources through subsea networks. These will help fuel the global transition to a low carbon economy, while securing Australia’s place as a provider of clean, reliable energy to our trading partners.
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International Partnership: Polskie LNG SA and The University of Western Australia Sign MoU in Sydney
Today, at the Polish Australian Technology and Innovation in Resource and Energy Conference in Sydney, Polskie LNG SA, Poland’s LNG terminal operator and The University of Western Australia (UWA) signed a co-operation Memorandum of Understanding. Polskie LNG SA CEO, Pawel Jakbowski and UWA Professor Eric May signed the agreement to work together in the LNG…
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Sister paper also available on flexible #MOF transitions at high-pressure triggered by inert gases (eg 100 bar Argon on ZIF7) Plus more on model including how to fit both hysteretic branches simultaneously over multiple isotherms https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.langmuir.0c02279
http://pubs.acs.org/articlesonrequest/AOR-RGPAQHMJAXE6GRUVVRGQ
First @aclngf paper of 2021, free for 50 days. Presents first data for benzene's nucleation kinetics in liquid methane. Going beyond thermodynamics, with the goal of being able to quantify probability of freeze-out risk in #LNG production. @arc_gov_au
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Delighted to welcome Mathias Cormann as Adjunct Professor at UWA. Professor Cormann’s experience as minister for finance, in particular, will be of immense value to the UWA Business School’s students and staff. https://thewest.com.au/politics/mathias-cormann/retired-wa-senator-mathias-cormann-appointed-adjunct-professor-at-uwa-business-school-ng-b881771093z?utm_campaign=share-icons&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&tid=1610951478978
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