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Anything but child’s play
They may be largely unseen, but the engineers who bring toys to life have a unique set of challenges.
Q and A: What does National Reconciliation Week mean for engineers?
Gamilaraay man and Senior Aboriginal Affairs and Participation Consultant at WSP Russell Reid spoke to Engineers Australia this week about...
Techwatch: The latest developments from around the world
From thread-like pumps to advanced robots inspired by insects here are the latest tech developments from Universities around the world
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,...
The futuristic textile treatment with the power to repel bacteria
Hospitals are rife with dangerous bacteria, with an overuse of antibiotics causing resistant strains. This liquid metal coating for monitoring...
Molecular recycling could be the future of sustainable plastic
New Australian technology promises to make plastics infinitely recyclable. Can it deliver for the environment?
Five-in-one optical diagnostic tool helps detect eye diseases earlier
The current treatment for vision impairment involves multiple, individual processes to give a full picture of a patient’s eye health....
Small-scale biogas plants to fuel shopping centres
A Queensland team hopes scaled-down industrial biogas plants can process organic waste at shopping centres, office buildings, universities and more.
How this engineer balances heritage with a world-famous arts precinct’s up-to-the minute needs
Civil engineer and solicitor Ziggy Napier delicately balances heritage with the ever-changing human demands of a globally recognised performing arts...
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...
