This hair’s-breadth probe can navigate the body’s circulatory system
Biomedical engineer Dr Jiawen Li is developing ultra-thin fibre-optic devices that can explore the body’s organs and detect heart disease.
This engineering student is designing wheelchair racing gear that fits like a glove
Wheelchair racing gloves designed by an engineering student could give aspiring Paralympians access to gear usually reserved for elite athletes.
How pigging engineer Vanessa Bullock keeps Karratha Gas Plant operating
When things go wrong at this major gas plant, all eyes turn to mechanical engineer Vanessa Bullock.
This engineer voyaged to the deepest point of the ocean – in a sub he helped build
Sub pilot and engineer Tim Macdonald became the deepest-diving Australian last month with a 10,925 m journey to the bottom...
Why this former military chief believes engineers are vital to build national resilience
This former military chief is leading a project to make the nation more resilient to global crises — and he...
SYSTRA is driving Australian engineering forward
Global consulting and engineering firm SYSTRA is bringing innovative engineering practices to transportation, infrastructure and technology projects in Australia.
How the Internet of Things will integrate data into everyday life like never before
From connected vehicles to environmental monitoring, Ami Pasricha sees game-changing potential in the Internet of Things.
Delivering therapeutic nitric oxide directly to the site of a disease
Nitric oxide is a difficult gas to work with, but Rona Chandrawati hopes to make it easier to use as...
How this engineer is improving speech recognition for young tech users
Speech recognition software struggles to understand children’s voices. A new Australian project hopes to change that.
This tiny drone uses a live moth antenna to sniff out odours
Meet the Smellicopter: a drone with a real moth antenna that blurs the line between nature and technology.
