Ex-Navy engineer’s non-traditional route to career success
High-pressure scenarios taught former weapons electrical engineer Murray Bruce the basics of engineering, but he’s perfected his practice in other ways too.
High-pressure scenarios taught former weapons electrical engineer Murray Bruce the basics of engineering, but he’s perfected his practice in other ways too.
Continuing geopolitical uncertainty coupled with high inflation and supply chain disruption has forced manufacturers worldwide to find new ways to reduce operating costs and maintain continuous production without sacrificing quality, ...
The $6.4 billion urea plant in Western Australia will be the largest urea plant in Australia and one of the world’s largest single-train ammonia plants.
A team of biomedical engineers have developed genetic tests for low-cost precision diagnosis that can be done at home.
Solar panel waste is projected to reach one million tonnes by 2035. Effective management of this problem is fast becoming a priority for Australian manufacturers.
Intensive fish farming is destroying coastal ecosystems, but a new offshore solution could turn the tide on how Australia produces seafood.
Biometric technologies introduce entirely new levels of risk for individuals. What considerations are needed in the ethical engineering of these systems?
From floating chopsticks in space to natural disaster damage mapping, here’s what three innovative engineering students are working on this year.
An icon of Tasmanian engineering heritage, the Duck Reach Power Station was designed to harness the hydro-electric power generated by a nearby river.
HUESKER developed Tektoseal Active PFAS, a highly effective pollutant barrier, in response to significant environmental damage.