How autonomous warfare is changing the game
Modern warfare will be increasingly AI-driven. Here’s how Australia is planning to lead the charge.
How Australia can drive productivity gains by moving freight transport back onto rail
With transport emissions increasing, Australia needs to consider more sustainable freight transportation options.
How viable are trackless tram systems?
Touted as a lower-cost option than light rail, trackless trams need to attract intensified development around station locations for the...
Chartered engineer in the spotlight: Greg Steele
Listening and learning has helped Chartered engineer Greg Steele bridge differences between states, cultures and countries to develop global best...
Three data-driven solutions to solve real-world industry problems
From boosting productivity to grappling with scope three emissions calculations, embracing the Internet of Things is essential to moving the...
Winning green concrete formula stands the test of time
After substituting a record-breaking amount of cement with coal ash in low-carbon green concrete, these researchers wanted to understand performance...
Fortifying green cement for low-carbon construction
An engineer’s quest to improve the performance of a sustainable building material could help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in...
This is the “decade for engineering”: How to bolster the future of innovation
By removing roadblocks and embracing new technology, engineering can continue to be the driving force behind Australia’s progression.
Could the effects of brain injuries soon be reversed?
Imagine if loss of function from brain injuries and central nervous system disorders could be restored through a simple alteration...
Get involved in the cause this National Volunteer Week
To mark National Volunteer Week next week, two young engineers discuss the importance of giving back.
