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Leading the re-charge: mobile phone batteries could live longer
Engineers at RMIT University have developed an innovative anti-corrosion technique that could triple the lifespan of mobile phone batteries.
Our future could be full of undying, self-repairing robots. Here’s how
If we’re going to put an AI brain somewhere, it’s likely going to be a robot. The next step –...
Conditions look favourable for Australian offshore wind
A section of Bass Strait off Victoria’s Gippsland coast has been declared an offshore renewable energy zone and may become...
Five sporting innovations so good they were banned
From the way golf putters are held to the material swimsuits are made of, these controversial innovations have been outlawed...
Shaping the future of transportation
Population growth, net zero emissions targets, emerging technologies and extreme weather events are among the key factors influencing Australia’s transport...
New foundations
An innovative new product could change Australian construction — if the challenges in bringing it to market can be addressed.
The non-traditional engineer
Climate tech entrepreneur Janet Salem is paving the way for engineers to drive innovation in the sustainability space.
Could these novel nanostructures improve the cost effectiveness of electric vehicles?
Researchers at the UNSW School of Chemistry have crafted hierarchical structures on a nanomolecular scale that could have tangible industry...
Engineers Australia members celebrated with Order of Australia gongs
Engineers from across the country were among those recognised yesterday for both professional and personal achievements. The Australian Honours and...
How safe are your systems from cyber attack?
No organisation or infrastructure is immune to cyber threats. Here’s how to get your digital ducks in a row.
