ProfessorAli Abbas

An explainer article published in The Conversation providing a high-level overview of waste-to-energy processes and their current status in Australia. Waste-to-energy remains a large topic of discussion within Australia, with significant community interest.

ABC Science: Would the concept of waste become obsolete if our garbage had value?More..

The Daily Advertiser: Wagga's blue-green algae ridden Lake Albert has garnered the attention of a major university's environmental research unit

Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies: Associate Professor Ali Abbas's research explores a transformative approach to power generation in Australia using industrial waste to create useful materials for other industrial plants

University of Sydney: The first cohort of fellows of the University's new Sydney Research Accelerator (SOAR) program has been announced

University of Sydney: University of Sydney chemical engineering experts advise that Australia needs technology innovations, particularly new technologies for the sustainable processing of industrial waste or by-products.More..

University of Sydney: Congratulations to Mouna Hamad who was featured in the cover story of the March 2014 issue of Ignite magazine. Ignite is the biannual magazine for alumni and friends of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies

University of Sydney: Associate Professor Ali Abbas was recently awarded Australia-China JCG Round 2 Partnership Funding from Department of Resources, Energy and Toursim and Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE). The support will contribute towards the organisation of the 2nd Symposium on Carbon Capture (S2C2) to be held in Sydney in October 2013. The Symposium will also host a join workshop with Chinese counterparts and partners working on low emission coal technology (LECT). More information is found at the Symposium website

Pace Today: Designed to inspire innovation within the fields of industrial processes, the HPS Student competition recognises university and technical students for designing solutions that solve critical manufacturing plant issues