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5 big takeaways from this year’s Australian Engineering Conference

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2 November 2018
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5 big takeaways from this year’s Australian Engineering Conference

How will AI affect engineering? What sectors will see growth? How can engineers future-proof cities?

We’ve pulled out the top insights from this year’s Australian Engineering Conference to reveal the trends, ideas and events that will shape the future of the engineering profession.

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