Paving the way for circularity in the built environment
A landmark industry-wide seminar led by Engineers Australia unearthed how to best achieve circularity in the built environment.
What’s it like to intern at the world’s number one space agency?
Sydney University student Anne Bettens is living every young aerospace engineer’s dream. In early March, she arrived at NASA's Jet...
The futuristic textile treatment with the power to repel bacteria
Hospitals are rife with dangerous bacteria, with an overuse of antibiotics causing resistant strains. This liquid metal coating for monitoring...
The AI-powered brain map leading to better neurosurgery outcomes
This startup’s technology could forever change our understanding of how the brain works, radically improving treatment options.
A circular approach to the nappy market in Vanuatu
An impending ban on disposable nappies in Vanuatu sent the community reeling. But Engineers Without Borders (EWB) came up with...
Greater collaboration needed to build confidence in construction
A pair of new guides strives to foster better building outcomes and more effective maintenance through a focus on teamwork.
How a brush with tragedy is inspiring a life-saving device
A family history of cardiovascular disease is behind this engineer’s quest to develop a micro-device that detects changes in the...
A circular-economy solution to the cladding problem
By using recycled glass, a team of Australian-based researchers is aiming to introduce a sustainable and fireproof cladding material to...
The many benefits of using EVs on mining sites
From cutting costs and emissions to boosting health and safety, electrification of mining vehicles is the way forward.
Could DNA-based sensors transform how we look at diagnostics?
Why this lab-on-a-patch device could propel us towards a preventative healthcare future.
