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How AIS engineers help athletes excel
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) engineering team produces a huge range of gear that Australian athletes and para-athletes take...
This engineer is bringing space age compression garments to the sporting field
Elite athletes have long worn compression garments to enhance performance and aid recovery but, without the benefits of a custom...
Driving building sector reform from the ground up
To restore confidence in the sector, Engineers Australia is striving to address concerns and achieve change across several key areas.
From insect farmers to waste management: this company uses nature to reduce CO2 emissions caused by food waste
Turning insects into protein-rich sustenance has enabled Goterra to make huge inroads in the waste management space.
Australian engineers ready to deliver critical support to Turkish earthquake response
Australian engineers have been asked to contribute to the response and recovery from the devastating earthquakes that struck central Türkiye...
A five-step blueprint for the future
Engineers Australia’s 2023 Budget submission highlights why now is the time to empower engineers to improve our systems, economy and...
Do hydrogen fuel cells point the way to a greener transport future?
Decarbonising the global economy and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 will require identifying and targeting the major emitters of carbon...
Electric vehicle sales rise sharply, but off a low base
Electric vehicles are finally taking off in Australia, but sales will need to grow much faster to reach Australia’s emissions...
Five tips for success
For Stephen Slobodian, becoming Chartered meant he could bring his innovative thinking further into the energy sector.
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.
