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Could the effects of brain injuries soon be reversed?
Imagine if loss of function from brain injuries and central nervous system disorders could be restored through a simple alteration...
This novel technique creates sulfur-free oil from tyre waste
Researchers at Monash University have developed a technique to upcycle plastic and old tyres to form a sulfur-free oil.
A seat at the table: How to get more engineers into leadership positions
Engineers are underrepresented in boardrooms across the country. Here are five ways for mid-career engineers to push through to the...
Leading engineer awarded John Shaw Medal
From spearheading a bushfire response to encouraging women in STEM, Madeleine McManus doesn’t like to be pigeon-holed into one field...
Change management is no longer a nice-to-have skill – it’s a business imperative
Alana Newbrook has witnessed firsthand the transformative power of effective change management in today's rapidly evolving workplace.
Skyscraper city: How Sydney’s engineers approach tall building design
How strict building regulations impact the construction of Sydney’s skyscrapers, and what the future could hold for tall building design.
What do engineers need to know about the 2024 Federal Budget?
The new Budget put the Future Made in Australia policy front and centre, promising $19.7 billion to make Australia a...
These artificial reefs are helping to slow down coastal erosion
A Melbourne-based research lab has worked with the City of Greater Geelong to develop a multi-pronged solution to coastal erosion.
Get involved in the cause this National Volunteer Week
To mark National Volunteer Week next week, two young engineers discuss the importance of giving back.
Innovative methods for tackling PFAS contamination
Engineers are determining novel ways to address chemical contamination from perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.
