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Sunshine Coast students woke up on Saturday to check their ATAR results, and after a year of challenges, it was clear their hard work has paid off.
The 2020 cohort of Year 12s were the first in Queensland to navigate the new ATAR system, which, and several Coast schools recorded impressive individual and group results.
The
Daily asked some of the brightest students across from the Coast how it felt to receive their results and what their plans are for the future, now that high school is behind them.
In no particular order, here are some of students who achieved the highest ATARs in the region.
21 December 2020
Australian researchers have contributed to yet another world record for solar conversion efficiency, with researchers from the University of New South Wales involved in the production of new ultra-high efficiency gallium arsenide solar cells.
In a research paper published in the journal Advanced Energy Materials, the team of researchers from the University of New South Wales and the US-based National Renewable Energy Laboratory detailed how using gallium arsenide based semiconductors, solar energy conversion efficiencies of 32.9 per cent were achieved.
In fact, the UNSW-NREL team successfully achieved two new world records for solar efficiency, having produced two configurations of gallium arsenide solar cells that achieved new conversion efficiency records, including a single-junction solar cell with a 27.2 per cent efficiency, and a ‘tandem’ solar cell design that sandwiches together too different configurations, with an efficiency of 32.9 per cent.
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Sydney reported 30 new cases of coronavirus on Sunday, 28 with confirmed links to northern beaches cluster
Infectious disease expert Professor Raina MacIntyre said Sydney needs to go into lockdown if cases rise
She warned about the dangers of Christmas and New Year s, predicting cases could hit 3,000 by January 8
Prof MacIntyre said NSW needed to improve its digital contact-tracing and efficiency of testing clinics