Eureka Prize 2022 winners recognised for engineering, innovation and outreach success
The Australian Museum Eureka Prize celebrates outstanding achievement in science and science engagement in the community and engineers feature prominently...
This new tool could change the way surgeons plan jawbone reconstruction
A tool developed by a University of Sydney engineer will help surgeons plan the complicated task of jawbone reconstruction.
Addressing the engineering skills shortage in Australia
While ups and downs in the economy can affect immediate demand for skilled workers, Australia has an enduring shortage of...
WATCH: How Hydrus is transforming the world of underwater drone technology
Australian robotics company Advanced Navigation is transforming the world of underwater drone technology.
Meet the robot helping to build Western Australia’s largest mass-engineered timber building
Large mass-engineered timber construction projects require placing hundreds of thousands of screw fixtures. A new collaboration sees a robot do...
Floodplain engineer is bringing unique expertise to urban planning
Flood engineer Carrie Dearnley has developed a system to help city planners better understand how to keep communities safer as...
Engineers Australia launches new micro-credentials to help boost engineering careers
A new series of micro-credentials promises to provide a more flexible and tailored learning pathway for engineers to build and...
Techwatch: advanced holograms and ruthenium catalysts
Innovations from the University of Cambridge in the UK and Rice University in the US are pushing boundaries in 3D...
Five trends changing the face of engineering
In a world growing increasingly complex and facing tougher challenges, the work that goes into solving these problems will not...
“Life changing value”: Australian engineers develop a device to help motor neurone disease sufferers
A device developed by Australian engineers could help sufferers of motor neurone disease and other conditions control electronics with their...
