From Antarctic ice to Australia’s Chief Scientist
Since a career-shifting moment in Antarctica, Professor Tony Haymet has championed how scientists and engineers can work together to solve...
After living and working in London and New York, Dan settled in Sydney, where he continues to write for a range of international outlets, including The New York Times and the Financial Times. Domestically, his work appears in the Australian Financial Review and in specialist publications for the engineering, public works and construction industries. In his spare time, Dan loves to read about Belgian design.
Since a career-shifting moment in Antarctica, Professor Tony Haymet has championed how scientists and engineers can work together to solve...
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Misconceptions and financial factors are stifling domestic PhD enrolments — but the engineers who do sign up say the experience...
By applying lessons from their professional careers to food production, a married couple of engineers built a unique olive oil...
He’s already made significant contributions to the field of advanced aircraft structures and materials. Now, Professor Brian Falzon is setting...
A career in façade engineering has Kerryn Coker ready to take Arup into a new era of sustainable development.