Techwatch: The latest innovations from Australia and beyond
From cellular scaffolds to gold from e-waste, here’s a snapshot of technological and engineering innovation.
From cellular scaffolds to gold from e-waste, here’s a snapshot of technological and engineering innovation.
High-pressure scenarios taught former weapons electrical engineer Murray Bruce the basics of engineering, but he’s perfected his practice in other...
The Passivhaus concept is an approach to designing sustainable structures by using engineering to work with, not against, the natural...
Tanya de Hoog is 2024 President of the Institution of Structural Engineers, the world's largest membership organisation dedicated to structural...
Water engineer Rod Naylor uses his engineering talents to think about water at a big-picture level, but he hasn’t lost...
Once derided as eternally “25 years into the future”, fusion energy is proving increasingly viable.
A muscular robot, fire-retardant paint, a wireless drug delivery system and an astronomical metalens are among the latest engineering technologies.
Battery storage is set to become cheaper, safer and easier to manufacture thanks to advances made by a team of...
Electronics could be produced more cheaply and using less energy thanks to research pioneered by chemical engineers at the University...
A long-awaited Murray River crossing on the New South Wales–Victoria border built in challenging circumstances has transformed one regional community.