Features
Credentialing program provides recognition and a pathway for young engineers
Last year, Territory Generation began a partnership with Engineers Australia to provide its 25 engineers access to an Engineering Workforce...
Women in STEMM embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Antarctica
This November, 180 women in STEMM will journey to Antarctica to hone their leadership skills and advance their knowledge about...
3D bioprinting inside the human body could be possible thanks to new soft robot
Engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed a miniature and flexible soft robotic arm that could be used to 3D print...
Autonomous electric air taxis are coming soon
While it might seem to be a long-held distant dream, air taxis are close to becoming a feature of our...
In the deep end
From offshore oil and gas to shipwrecks, Allison Selman is making waves in subsea engineering.
How the Australian Science Policy Fellowship Program upskills early-career engineers
Early-career engineers are given the chance to thrive via the Australian Government’s Australian Science Policy Fellowship Program.
Australian spinifex grass used to create injectable medical gels
Trioda Wilingi — a University of Queensland and UniQuest spin out company — is developing medical gels using spinifex grass...
Spacesuits that help astronauts feel comfortable in their skin
Life in microgravity can wreak havoc on the human body, but aerospace engineer Dr James Waldie has spent much of...
Advances in High-Altitude Pseudo Satellites
The concept of the spy balloon is not new, but it has been talked about by media outlets around the...
The copper conundrum: must we mine our way to net zero?
Becoming a green energy society that meets its net zero goals will require mining copper at a faster rate than...
