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Women in engineering help ‘make safety seen’
For International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) 2023, three leading engineers share their knowledge on the importance of safety in...
Paving the way for circularity in the built environment
A landmark industry-wide seminar led by Engineers Australia unearthed how to best achieve circularity in the built environment.
Future engineers gain sneak peak of the new Barangaroo Station
Only 30 hours prior to the first train making its way through the new tunnel under the Sydney Harbour Bridge,...
National Volunteer Week: Opportunities to contribute
So many in the Engineers Australia community volunteer their time to advance the profession. Whether it’s presenting to schools, assessing...
The AI-powered brain map leading to better neurosurgery outcomes
This startup’s technology could forever change our understanding of how the brain works, radically improving treatment options.
Star Wars tech in the real world: May the 4th be with you
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, we were introduced to some of the coolest gadgets ever...
Ancient legacies, new directions
Resource extraction has sometimes had disastrous outcomes for the cultural heritage of indigenous australians. what can engineers in the mining...
World-first project monitors water quality via satellite
A recently launched ground-to-space water quality monitoring system is set to provide near real-time updates and predictive forecasting.
The power of personal connections to drive climate action
Responding to climate change is wickedly complex, which is why engineering more sustainable tech and systems is only half the...
Techwatch: The latest developments from around the world
Engineers from around the world are looking to nature — dolphins, birds and snowflakes — for new innovations.
