Mitigating the corrosive power of soil on steel
The real threat to steel might be buried beneath the surface. Experts reveal how soil properties impact corrosion rates and...
How sustainable design is helping electrical engineers lower the operational cost of buildings
Engineers seeking to reduce the environmental footprint of commercial buildings should be investigating smart solutions such as e-mobility, critical power,...
Beyond 1%: How Australian innovation and industrial AI could reduce global carbon emissions
Through its Beyond 1% program, leading technology company Siemens is accelerating digitalisation across infrastructure and energy sectors.
As decisions get more complex, modelling should be in the engineer’s toolkit
Engineers' decisions are becoming more complex. Thankfully, the modelling tools they can use to make good decisions have never been...
Turning an idea into a medtech reality
Medtech concepts are a dime a dozen in Australia. But to overcome our healthcare challenges, innovations must be manufacture-ready.
How Victoria University is pioneering the use of 3D printing in health research and engaging students in STEM
Using high-precision 3D-printing technology, a team of researchers at Victoria University is developing detailed replicas of the human airway that...
Can renewables really be used for baseload power?
To achieve its energy aims, Australia may need to look to sources such as renewables to provide reliable baseload power.
How to slash energy and emissions costs
Almost half the world’s electricity goes to driving electric motors, making energy efficiency key to decarbonisation.
The ingredients for unprecedented business growth
When two former corporate engineers branched out on their own in business five years ago, the world was flung into...
Why BIM makes sense for temporary works
Integrating Building Information Modelling (BIM) into design and construction temporary works can streamline project operations, prevent cost blow-outs and support...
