Celebrating 100 years of Engineers Australia: Past, present and future
Engineers Australia was founded on 1 August 1919 to accomodate the needs of both engineers and a modernising Australia.
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[Free Download] Buyer’s Guide to 3D Printing for Manufacturing
3D printing has become a powerful force in today’s manufacturing industry from prototyping to tooling and fixtures to low-volume, end-use...
Queensland’s infrastructure plan looks to the future of the state – what’s in the works?
Future industry, renewable energy and asset management are all priorities in Queensland’s annual infrastructure plan update, announced last week.
Defence STEM strategy reveals engineering roles are in high demand
Earlier this year, the Defence Force released its Industry Skilling and STEM Strategy, which details how the government will help...
Darwinian theory works for nature. Can it also work for robots?
Robotics teams are using Darwinian theory to develop the next generation of artificial intelligence.
Meet one engineer transforming biosolids into bricks
Abbas Mohajerani thinks that human waste could mean another brick in the wall.
A reinvented fitness tracker helps farmers take stock of cattle numbers
A reinvented fitness tracker that can be used for livestock is helping farmers save time and money.
One ‘origami engineer’ is giving the ancient art a modern twist
Origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper-folding, is increasingly being used to solve modern-day engineering problems.
This new material could challenge graphene’s supermaterial status
CSIRO is using heat to produce an even more versatile carbon-based material.
Young engineer Kiarna Broomhead turned early struggles into a love for problem solving
Early struggles and a passion for engineering have inspired Kiarna Broomhead to show other students the possibilities of STEM.
