Industry
Down-to-earth applications of NASA technology
NASA is known for putting craft into space and people on the moon. Here are six down-to-earth applications for NASA...
Diversity in engineering affects you
On International Women’s Day Romilly Madew AO, CEO of Engineers Australia, reflects on why the current lack of gender diversity...
Five engineers building a resilient future this World Engineering Day
This year’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development is 4 March and, to celebrate, create is shining a spotlight on...
Resilience is an engineering state of mind
As we approach World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (WED) on 4 March, it’s important to reflect on how engineers...
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...
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...
Pathway to compliance
Compliance can be a complicated space to navigate. Dulux Acratex assists industry professionals with navigating considerations around compliance
Australian solar team takes out coveted QE Prize
The pioneers of PERC solar photovoltaic technology have been awarded the prestigious £500,000 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering.
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.
