Protecting micro-environments in flood-prone areas
Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
Floating treatment wetlands: an innovative path to sustainable treatment and thriving habitats
After observing the benefits of natural floating islands, SPEL developed a product to mimic this natural phenomenon. Now their floating...
Struggling to find good data? Using simulations for AI can help
There’s no substitute for having good data – or so we thought. By using simulations for AI development, engineers can...
Sustainable transportation: The advancement of battery technology to reach net zero
Transportation is an integral – but carbon-intensive – part of our lives. ABB’s modular onboard energy storage system is improving...
National Volunteer Week: Opportunities to contribute
So many in the Engineers Australia community volunteer their time to advance the profession. Whether it’s presenting to schools, assessing...
Has COVID-19 increased the use of temporary works in Australia for good?
Commonly an afterthought in years gone by, temporary works have been thrust into the spotlight – and it’s no surprise...
Major changes to construction code set to improve corrosion protection
Engineers will be able to choose from a range of well-defined steel coating solutions and provide a higher level of...
What the Federal Budget 2023-24 means for engineering
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has used this week’s Federal Budget to lay out a vision for Australia to become a renewable...
The rise of mass timber construction: A sustainable, cost-effective and efficient building method
Four major projects that XLam has recently been involved with highlight the benefits of timber construction.
Infrastructure review is critical says Engineers Australia
The Federal Government this week announced a plan to review its multibillion-dollar Infrastructure Investment Program to ensure projects of national...
