Three experts answer the following hypothetical: Where do you wish engineering would take bigger risks?
teel reinforcement corrosion is a perennial problem for concrete as a construction material. Engineers are looking at novel ways to...
In coastal engineering, no one works from a blank slate. When a foreshore is redeveloped, the engineers charged with the...
Automated bulk-handling machines in mining and maritime can be highly dangerous, but an Australian innovation is offering engineers a tool...
Engineers excel at solving technical challenges but may be less confident navigating the emotional landscape of community engagement.
The red and gold hills and plains surrounding the town of Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory are a scenic...
While desalination promises relief for growing coastal cities, its voracious electricity appetite clashes with our 2050 emissions targets.
Using “superior” data capture, remote inspection of sewers is helping engineers spot trouble before it bubbles up.
When faced with increasingly complex infrastructure risk, Rene Burkart and his team look well beyond optimism bias to provide assurance...
In the 1980s, a machine meant to help save lives administered a massive overdose of radiation to patients. Avoidable software...