ECAN Engineering

Engineering Early Career Academic Network

The Engineering ECAN (Early Career Academic Network) is working to improve communications between ECAs within Engineering and ensure that opportunities are provided for ECAs to develop networks and gain knowledge in academic career development.

Vision

We are a trusted peer-led professional support group for ECAs, that provides advocacy, development opportunities and networking.

Purpose

  • Enable ECAs to make strategic and informed decisions about their career trajectory and goals, and to enhance their research and academic capabilities.
  • Promote and facilitate ECA leadership across the key strategic areas of academic and research excellence, social engagement and global impact.
  • Provide space for ECAs to network and share knowledge at both the faculty and university level.
  • Connect the wider UNSW community with the valuable ECA population.
  • Represent the voice of ECAs.

What is an ECA?

UNSW Early Career Academics (ECAs) meet all of the following criteria:

  • UNSW Academic staff within seven years (relative to opportunity) of having been awarded a PhD or recognised equivalent;
  • Appointment is at Level A-C.

The term ECA includes any employee who fits the requirements above, irrespective of whether the employment is:

  • in a research-focused role, an education-focused role, or a combined research and education role; and
  • in a continuing or fixed-term position.

Additionally, you must also take into account your relevant career opportunity and interruptions.

If you have any questions, please email us at engecan@unsw.edu.au

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Engineering ECAN COVID19 Impact 2021

In 2020, multiple surveys of Early Career Academics (ECAs) highlighted the negative impacts that COVID-19 was having on ECAs. A year later, the Faculty of Engineering ECA Network (ECAN) is seeking to understand the ongoing impact to ECAs since COVID-19. The following report is a compilation of the most important findings from a COVID19 Impact Survey released on the 1st of March 2021.

Survey Report

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ECAN Engineering Committee Members
Dr Inma Tomeo-Reyes

Dr Inma Tomeo-Reyes

i.tomeo-reyes@unsw.edu.au

Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications (Co-Chair)

Dr Michelle Vaqueiro Contreras<br />

 Dr Michelle Vaqueiro Contreras

m.vaqueirocontreras@unsw.edu.au

Photovoltaics and Renewable Energy Engineering (Co-Chair)

Dr Vipul Agrawal

Dr Vipul Agrawal

vipul.agarwal@unsw.edu.au

Chemical Engineering

Dr Sela Akdag

Dr Sela Akdag 

s.akdag@unsw.edu.au

Mineral and Energy Resources

Dr Ruth Fisher

Dr Ruth Fisher

ruth.fisher@unsw.edu.au

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Dr Yu Jing

Dr Yu Jing 

yu.jing@unsw.edu.au

Minerals and Energy Resources Engineering

Dr Mahmood Sadat-Noor

Dr Mahmood Sadat-Noor

m.sadat-noori@unsw.edu.au

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Dr Mohamed Kilani

Dr Mohamed Kilani

Chemical Engineering

Dr Hamid Alinejad-Rokny

Dr Hamid Alinejad-Rokny

h.alinejad@unsw.edu.au

Biomedical Engineering

Dr Deepak Mishra

Dr Deepak Mishra

d.mishra@unsw.edu.au

Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications

Dr Johannes Åman Pohjola

Dr Johannes Åman Pohjola

j.amanpohjola@unsw.edu.au

Computer Science Engineering

Dr Darson Li

Dr Darson Li

darson.li@unsw.edu.au

Mechanical   Manufacturing Engineering

Dr Wei Wang

Dr Wei Wang

wei.wang15@unsw.edu.au

Mechanical   Manufacturing Engineering

Dr Mahesh Suryawanshi

Dr Mahesh Suryawanshi

m.suryawanshi@unsw.edu.au

School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering

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