One giant leap for biological engineering
Melbourne researchers have embedded lab-grown human brain cells onto silicon chips, opening up a whole new world of possibilities.
How wave energy could transform Australia’s energy landscape
The consistency and predictability of wave energy means it could play a large role in improving the reliability of grids...
Going down: Australia’s tunnel projects
Once considered an unfashionable civil engineering solution, a series of colossal multibillion dollar tunnelling projects is changing the way Australia...
Green light for blue carbon
Ambitious wetland habitat restoration projects could usher in a bright future for natural carbon sequestration and storage.
How to tap into wave energy’s potential
Australia has some of the most suitable coastline in the world for harnessing wave power, and engineers have devised a...
Women in engineering help ‘make safety seen’
For International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) 2023, three leading engineers share their knowledge on the importance of safety in...
Technological tools can lead an infrastructure evolution
Tim Mumford believes that digital engineering tools can take productivity to the next level.
Can sustainable raw materials transform the fuel market?
Green engineering is showing how new kinds of raw materials could power the world.
How industry is helping to demystify engineering careers for high school students
Researchers have found that there is both a long-term and cyclical shortage of engineers in Australia, and action is needed...
Rubber hits the road in ‘recycled’ concrete
Australian engineers have replaced conventional aggregates in concrete with rubber from discarded tyres.
