Techwatch: Four new engineering technologies from around the globe
A muscular robot, fire-retardant paint, a wireless drug delivery system and an astronomical metalens are among the latest engineering technologies.
Water the secret to building a better battery
Battery storage is set to become cheaper, safer and easier to manufacture thanks to advances made by a team of...
Printing ultra-thin electronics using new low-melting point alloy
Electronics could be produced more cheaply and using less energy thanks to research pioneered by chemical engineers at the University...
Forging a new route across the Murray River
A long-awaited Murray River crossing on the New South Wales–Victoria border built in challenging circumstances has transformed one regional community.
“Every single person will be affected”: How Australia can embrace the energy transformation
The aerospace engineer tasked with leading CSIRO research into a sustainable future wants Australia to understand the scale of the...
“I get itchy feet if … I’m not making a difference”: Why this engineer never lost his passion for STEM
Engineers Australia's 2023 Professional Engineer of the Year Dr Skanes has never lost his passion for STEM.
Industry-wide effort needed to address “systemic problem” in construction
A deep dive into the career of Emerging Engineering Associate of the Year Laura Miranda and her advocacy in STEM...
Student engineer fulfils “childhood dream” with space internship
Engineers Australia student member Tully Mahr is one step closer to a career in the space sector after a 10-week...
Why digitalisation is the key to more sustainable and innovative engineering processes
In a world of digitalisation, engineering processes must become faster and more productive, efficient, secure and transparent.
How being Chartered helped this engineer’s career grow
Jennifer Hocking shares why she’s such a believer in schedules and how becoming Chartered has seen her be promoted sooner.
