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This atom-thin coating can supercharge battery performance
University of Queensland chemical engineers develop a super-thin cathode coating to supercharge lithium-ion batteries in smartphones to electric vehicles.
Port of Melbourne project trades inner city trucks for trains
An ambitious project at the Port of Melbourne presented a number of engineering challenges, but the toughest one was hidden...
In it for the long-haul: The evolution of long-haul aircraft design
Qantas will break records with its new Sydney-to-London ultra-long-haul flight — but the evolution of long-haul aircraft design is just...
One year on: Recognising the impact of professional engineer registration in NSW and Victoria
One year after New South Wales and Victoria adopted engineer registration schemes, create looks back at what has been accomplished...
Federal election: The big issues
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson shares his views on the big federal election issues and the important role engineers...
The Australian biomedical engineers hoping to one day build back spines
Australian biomedical engineers are developing components of an injectable gel that could one day help regrow nerve fibres in the...
A unique partnership paving the way for Chartership for construction
CYP and Engineers Australia’s unique partnership have provided a more streamlined path to achieving Chartered Professional Engineer status for construction...
Remembering the tunnellers of the Western Front
World War I is often associated with the brutalities of trench warfare, but under No Man’s Land a complex series...
Start your engines: A radial engine only limited by the imagination
A love of flying led this Adelaide engineer to develop his own radial engine, which has found a new application...
How the right productivity gains can get Australia’s infrastructure up to speed
Australia’s infrastructure sector has long been challenged by barriers to innovation. A new Engineers Australia policy directions paper looks to...
