NSW election results 2019: Who won and what it means for the next four years
The ballots are in and the next government for New South Wales is all but decided. Here’s an analysis of the day’s winners and losers.
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What do the 2019 NSW election results mean for engineers?
The ballots are in from the NSW state election. Here’s what the outlook is for the engineering profession in four key policy areas.
Is Australia innovating in the defence sector?
The Australian Federal Government is investing heavily in the defence sector, and there's a surprising litmus test for whether or not this investment is having an effect.
How one engineer built her career on turning challenges into opportunities
Taking on highly complex defence work helped engineer Rachel Harch advance her career and become the youngest Fellow of Engineers Australia.
Sustainable water management challenges make engineers “essential”, says expert
Water recycling and the water-energy nexus are two major challenges for Australia's water engineers. But they also provide opportunities to put their skills to good use.
Researchers find new way of extracting green hydrogen from seawater
US researchers have developed a prototype system that uses solar power to convert water from the ocean into hydrogen and oxygen, providing a way to store green energy without using ...
Understanding PI insurance: How to stay covered
Professional indemnity (PI) insurance can keep you covered for past projects and well into the future, as long as you follow some key rules, as EngInsure explains. An engineer, in ...
6 ways engineers are fighting back against the global plastic waste problem
Harmful to humans and animals alike, the growing amount of plastic in the world’s oceans is an unfolding disaster. Fortunately, a number of ingenious minds are on clean-up duty.
Jellyfish inspire a waterproof electronic skin for use in touch screens and soft robots
The humble jellyfish has inspired yet another material advancement: a waterproof, self-healing skin.
New quantum dot research paves the way for cheaper, super-efficient semiconductors
A recent study has uncovered promising results that show low-cost quantum dot semiconductors can compete with more expensive technologies.
