From a radio pioneer to an aeronautical expert, these engineers were some of the first
To celebrate International Women’s Day, create maps the careers of three trailblazing engineers who forged a path in the profession.
Giving SF6 the flick: new switchgear avoids potent greenhouse gas
A new compact gas-insulated system is helping organisations reduce emissions by removing the need for SF6, a powerful pollutant that...
Your say: Industry needs PhDs
Australian industry sees PhD graduates as over-qualified and only meant for academic fields. Industry would rather train a graduate engineer...
Female leadership in engineering: Three women share their journey
Gender diversity in key management positions is low across Australia and lower still in engineering firms. Cardno, now Stantec, is...
What does this year’s World Engineering Day theme mean for the profession?
This year’s theme for World Engineering Day is "Build Back Wiser, Engineering the Future". What does this mean to the...
How Engineers Without Borders is building back wiser
By working with people living with disability in rural Cambodia, Engineers Without Borders (EWB) helps disadvantaged communities access profitable livelihoods.
How Webuild is helping construct the world’s longest railway tunnel
Grinding rock and freezing soil is all in a day’s work when it comes to building the Brenner Base Tunnel....
Meet the winners of Australia’s top engineering awards for 2021
A world-renowned academic who helped shape modern engineering education has received Australia’s most prestigious engineering prize.
EA Insights: Changing the world for the better
From ending gender bias to confronting climate change, engineering is ready to face the biggest challenges, write Engineers Australia National...
WED22: The future of hydrogen in Australia
For nations that don’t have enough solar or wind, hydrogen will be an important part of the solution.
