What engineering companies need to know about the new Modern Slavery Act
Engineering companies with a turnover of more than $100 million need to be aware of new mandatory reporting requirements that...
How you can help define the next 100 years of engineering
Here’s your chance to showcase your work at the World Engineers Convention 2019.For the first time, the World Engineers Convention...
New expandable orthopaedic screw reduces bone damage from hip surgery
One in 10 complex hip surgery patients have to return to hospital due to orthopaedic screws coming loose. This orthopaedic...
Wearable sensors will give doctors a snapshot of patient health in real time
New wearable sensors promise to give doctors a picture of a patient’s health without invasive and expensive tests.
Energy and efficiency needs are forcing a rethink of data storage
The rise of big data has meant a vast increase in the amount of data out there, which means it's...
Tracking the evolution of autonomous and unmanned aircraft
Mike Roberts, senior aeronautical engineer at Nova Systems, sees interesting challenges ahead as the adoption of unmanned aircraft continues to...
Why create is shining the spotlight on sustainability
You might see more green around here. That’s because all throughout December and January, create will be highlighting the many...
EA Insights: Engineering a more sustainable future
Engineers are pivotal to addressing the issues facing our planet and its people, write Engineers Australia President Trish White and...
Tonga wants 91 per cent of its energy to come from renewables – here’s the engineering making it happen
Tonga is a Polynesian country known for its beautiful beaches and crystal-clear water. But the country currently relies on diesel for...
Virtual reality helps researchers find joint pain points
A virtual reality biomechanical facility can improve our understanding of physical movement and help treat injuries.
