Australian innovation brings the strength of carbon nanotubes to concrete
With help from Australian universities, a new carbon nanotube liquid additive that extends the design life of concrete projects is...
A straightforward guide to sizing up trench drains
Sponsored by Learn an accurate approach based on real-world hydraulic behaviour. The science behind the hydraulics of trench drainage is complex,...
Your say: The evolution of engineers
What do rising house prices, global warming, terrorism, civil war, famine, economic crisis, traffic chaos and pandemics all have in...
From software to robotics, fastening is evolving fast
Sponsored by Fastening is an ancient technology experiencing a huge amount of modern innovation. An expert talks about some of...
In Australia’s construction industry, a digital divide
A new report sheds light on the different digital challenges faced by large and small construction companies. Australia’s construction industry...
EEA launches new self-paced training for engineers
Sponsored by With the launch of EEA’s flexible online training courses, there are new opportunities for ongoing professional development for...
Water Corporation creates awareness app about electrified pipes
When it comes to safety at Water Corporation, its employees are of one mind: Think Safe, Act Safe. A local...
Meet our International Women in Engineering Day heroes
“Engineering Heroes” is the theme for International Women in Engineering Day 2021.
A bold new vision for engineering at QUT
Earlier this year the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) welcomed Professor Ana Deletic as its new Dean of Engineering. With...
Al Gore to headline new Australian engineering conference
Former US Vice President and environmentalist Al Gore will headline a new Australian climate-focused engineering conference, to be held in...
