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THE AUSTRALIAN NAVAL ARCHITECT Volume 11 Number 1 February 2007 The Australian Naval Architect 4 THE AUSTRALIAN NAVAL ARCHITECT Journal of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (Australian Division) Volume 11 Number 1 February 2007 Cover Photo: CONTENTS James Craig and Young Endeavour during the 2 From the Division President Tall Ships’ race on Sydney Harbour on Australia 3 Editorial Day 2007 (Photo John Jeremy) 3 Letters to the Editor 5 News from the Sections The Australian Naval Architect is published four times per 8 Coming Events year. All correspondence and advertising should be sent to: 10 From the Crow’s Nest The Editor 12 General News The Australian Naval Architect FR5,1$ 7KH,QÀXHQFHRI'HPLKXOO%HDP 32%R[1R Demihull Separation and Water Depth EPPING NSW 1710 on the Wave Generation of Catamarans $8675$/,$ ²/-'RFWRUV5<RXQJDQG email: [email protected] G. J. 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    ^ us Newi UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG. Issue No.1 Print Post approved number: 255003103485 March 1999 otIigKt our sporting facilities :ri Blackmore i AUt J UOW and Metal New surgical probe offers a Manufactures win energy award for major boon for cancer patients superconducting ancer patients facing compound which finds and 'labels' hospitals. It has been on trial over the technology radical surgery will lymphatic cancer cells. past four months and has demonstrat­ The University of Wollongong and benefit from a The probe finds the labelled ed excellent technical performance. Metal Manufactures Ltd, one of University of cells, ensuring only cancerous lymph Gammasonics is Australian- Australia's leading electrical and nodes are removed. Surgeons no owned and a Sydney-based merchandising companies, have CWollongong and longer need to remove surrounding organisation and has a long history of won an award from the NSW Gammasonic's Institute for Medical tissue. collaboration with the MRPG on Department of Energy for a twO' Research development which helps This technique helps limit the research and development of new year program to research power surgeons distinguish breast cancer spread of cancer cells through the radiation detector technology and engineering applications of high and melanoma cells from healthy body. teaching support. temperature superconductor tissue. The first generation of the probe The MRPG has been working (HTS) coils. The Faculty of Engineering's was developed during the past three successfully on different medical It is one of 14 new research Medical Radiation Physics Group years and manufactured by Gamma­ radiation detectors for five years and projects into sustainable energy (MRPG) is collaborating with the sonics and now a new probe is on has strong international collaboration technologies aimed at reducing private organisation of clinical trial for different cancer mo­ and recognition.
  • Fox Sports' Dedicated Rugby Channel Switches On

    Fox Sports' Dedicated Rugby Channel Switches On

    Media Alert 14 September 2015 FOX SPORTS’ DEDICATED RUGBY CHANNEL SWITCHES ON TONIGHT (MONDAY 14 SEPTEMBER), FOX SPORTS 502 RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 – TOO BIG TO MISS With only four days until the Rugby World Cup 2015 begins, FOX SPORTS will launch a dedicated 24/7 Rugby channel from 6.30pm EST tonight (Monday 14 September). As Australia prepares to turn green and gold, FOX SPORTS 502 will become the home of the RWC 2015 featuring its unrivalled offering as the only Australian broadcaster delivering LIVE coverage of all 48 matches, in HIGH DEFINITION and ad-break free. FOX SPORTS’ LIVE coverage will be complemented with the best pre and post-game coverage on select games, a slate of entertainment shows (World Cup Weekly, Mondays at 8.30pm; Rugby HQ, Fridays at 7.30pm; Rooftop Rugby, Saturdays at 6.30pm; Cup Runneth Over, Sundays at 7.00pm) and a brand new series, Rugby Legends, premiering Sunday 20 September at 6.30pm. In London to host FOX SPORTS’ unparalleled coverage will be Australia’s most experienced Rugby commentary team featuring John Eales, George Gregan, Phil Kearns, Tim Horan, Greg Martin, Rod Kafer, Greg Clark and Nick McArdle. The FOX SPORTS Rugby channel will be available for free to FOXTEL sports subscribers as part of their existing package. Australia’s 1987 RWC Semi-Final showdown against France launches the dedicated channel tonight at 6.30pm followed by a feast of classic RWC matches. On September 19 at 3.00am EST, the RWC 2015 Opening Ceremony officially begins Rugby’s showpiece event followed by England v Fiji at 5am.