The TAC Safe System: engineering zero road deaths by 2050
The Safe System approach to road safety reshapes how we design and manage transport networks to achieve the goal of zero road deaths and serious injuries.
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Infographic: How this marine hybrid power and propulsion solution is driving sustainability benefits
The company behind a marine plug-in hybrid power system says it could offer the maritime industry both financial and environmental benefits.
Inside the facility driving large-scale battery adoption in Western Australia
Built on the site of a decommissioned coal-fired power station, this modular big battery is the first stage in decarbonising Western Australia's electricity grid.
The history of the Washington Accord – and the Australians who made it happen
The 1989 agreement was a milestone in the advancement and recognition of tertiary engineering qualifications. Among its architects was Engineers Australia, which played a key role in its creation.
Meet the 2024 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards finalists
From renewable energy innovators to a medtech visionary and the creator of an educational engineering comic series, these engineers have had a significant impact on the profession and society.
Tackling Indigenous underrepresentation in engineering
Wyndham Tech School’s Deadly Tech Day was a fun, interactive learning experience showing Indigenous STEM enthusiasts the exciting career opportunities open to them.
How Swinburne researchers are shaping the future of industrial automation processes with Cloud-Fog technology
Cloud-Fog Automation integrates Cloud and Fog computing to create flexible, responsive systems, giving businesses a scalable solution for industrial automation.
Infographic: How this construction company mitigated floods in a Tasmanian town
The Latrobe Flood Mitigation Project has transformed the management of floodwater and flow of wastewater in a vulnerable regional township.
What causes fatalities in the mining industry?
In high-hazard industries, it’s not hazards that kill people, it’s ineffective controls. In a special feature for create, Dr Sean Brady FIEAust CPEng unpacks the Brady Review in mining safety.
What role can rammed earth play in the future of low-carbon construction?
The modern desire for low-carbon materials in construction means rammed earth is enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
