Australian students journey to Denmark to learn from an icon
The Sydney Opera House is an icon of architecture, design and engineering. That’s why a multidisciplinary team of Australian students...
Old meets new: Sydney’s skyline gets a distinctive new building
A bustling urban setting. A heritage-listed church. This new addition to Sydney’s skyline required some creative thinking to get off...
Venturing beneath the Antarctic ice with an autonomous vessel
A fragile glacier in an isolated part of Antarctica could cause a catastrophic rise in global sea levels. Collecting data...
These engineers are helping people with physical disability negotiate rough terrain
It can be hard for people who use a wheelchair to cross rough surfaces. These engineers want to change that.
Electric boats can generate energy for the grid on remote islands
Floating photovoltaic cells could become a power source for remote islands, thanks to technology developed by Australian engineers.
This robot ‘sweats’ through its 3D-printed fingers
The robot’s soft, hydraulically controlled fingers release water to regulate their temperature.
Here’s how engineers responded to pandemics of the past
Just as engineers have helped respond to the current coronavirus pandemic, previous outbreaks of disease have also inspired technological and...
A simple sheath adds extra power to artificial muscles
Artificial muscles have been recently getting a lot more effective thanks to a small but significant addition.
For this geotechnical engineer, getting Chartered reinforced why good engineering matters
For Alexandra Radulovich, getting Chartered helped make clear how important engineering can be.
Engineers bring quantum computing a step closer after cracking a 50-year-old problem
Quantum computing could be made more feasible thanks to a subatomic discovery by Australian engineers — and they did it...
