Ross Marceau wins Scramble
In an admirable time of 45 minutes and 15 seconds, The University of Sydney's Ross Marceau took out the hotly contested LMT Scramble early Tuesday morning.  The scramble, a test of both physical and mental endurance, involved a circuitous course from Broadbeach's Sofitel to Surfers Paradise's Q1 building answering tricky questions along the way...  Ross was closely followed by QMI Solutions Sara Eastwood in a time of 45 minutes and 45 seconds.  Both competitors received 2 x 30 second penalties for incorrect answers - not bad for more than 20 tricky questions on the run...
 
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Best conference ever! According to an anonymous LMT delegate, "This conference can not be improved, this was the best conference there ever was!" Details ...

Ross Marceau wins Scramble In an admirable time of 45 minutes and 15 seconds, The University of Sydney's Ross Marceau took out the hotly contested LMT Scramble early Tuesday morning.  The scramble, a test of both physical and mental endurance, involved a circuitous course from Broadbeach's Sofitel to Surfers Paradise's ... Details ...

Great ideas and Guinness compete on the Gold Coast

Technology on Tap, a brand new fast-paced science event, challenges scientists to explain their research in the time it takes to pour a Guinness. Metals researchers only have 2.5 ... Details ...

Scientists beat the Guinness Test

Last night, metals scientists battled for a $2,000 prize for the most entertaining presentation of light metals innovations and technologies.

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Titanium Technology comes to Tinsel Town

Gold is replaced by titanium as the metal of choice on the Gold Coast this week.

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