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Meet EA’s 2022 GradHack winners
At the Engineers Australia GradHack 22, young engineers were given just 48 hours to solve a complex engineering problem. Here’s...
From construction to production: Decarbonising the construction industry
How construction and consultancy company Mace is rethinking construction through a climate-friendly lens.
Cleaning the technology behind clean energy: de-soiling solar cells is a multi-decade task
When it comes to renewable power sources such as solar, technological innovations have made great strides in improving the collection...
How Transurban takes a sustainability mindset to road operations
Transurban’s Michael Lehfeldt explains his company’s adoption of a sustainable road management strategy geared to minimise its impact on climate...
Team effort: climate change is a challenge that requires all professionals to work together
Engineers play an absolutely vital role in equipping the world to address climate change, but they cannot do it alone.
COP27: World leaders reiterate need for immediate action, Engineers Australia was there.
Typifying the mood in the first week of COP27, UN Secretary-General António Guterres stressed that there are no excuses to...
Engineers Australia takes joint second place as most ethical member organisation
The community has an overall consistent ethical attitude towards Engineers Australia at a time when overall ethical trust has declined.
Designing buildings for extreme weather
Resilience measures are required to protect structures against earthquakes, wind and fire.
One engineer’s plan for a green future is to electrify everything
Saul Griffith believes engineers are working at one of the most exciting points in history and we must shift to...
Timber innovations building a more sustainable future
Timber may be one of the oldest and most common building materials, but innovations like these are transforming its role...
